Sentence examples for sash from inspiring English sources
The type of fabric, the colours, the type of design or pattern on the fabric, the length of sleeves, the way a sash is tied, all act as signs and social meanings".
There is little joy in a six-paned sash when it is the size of a postage stamp, nor much fun to be had in a terraced-house bedroom that can barely hold a double bed.
Praise is lavished on "traditional six pane over single pane sash windows", arched brick lintels, slate rooftops and the use of "traditional materials".
At a gallery he hadn't entered in the four years since his wife left, long sash windows had been pushed up; there were smokers on the terraces with glasses in their hands.
The change has arrived," declared Otto Pérez Molina as he donned Guatemala's presidential sash on January 14th.
AT A packed ceremony in Argentina's Congress on December 10th, Néstor Kirchner gave his wife, Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a gift hitherto unknown in the history of marriage: his country's presidential sash and staff.
As with the New York production, the conspirators are a suited, contemporary assemblage of power players, complete with laptops, with only the odd sash-like garment to suggest republican Rome of old.Against this would-be elite, the citizenry constitute a rowdy, belligerent lot who require police barricades to keep them at bay.
WATCHING President Enrique Peña Nieto in shirt-sleeves among his whooping, sombrero-wearing supporters is a lot more fun than seeing him as he prefers to be seen: in a suit and tie, with slicked-back hair, deploying all of Mexico's sash-laden presidential paraphernalia.
The first record of crown glass windows is their installation in double-hung counterweighted sliding-sash frames, at Inigo Jones's Banqueting House in London in 1685.
Although detectives visited every sash-weight manufacturer and dealer in the United States, as well as 500 stables in towns along the Atlantic coast, they had no success in finding the perpetrators.
Similarly, it is tribalism, not doctrine, that inspires the lads who don orange sashes around this time of year, to commemorate the defeat by William of Orange of the Catholic King James in 1690.
