Sentence examples for scant window from inspiring English sources
However, it had "scant window to shut, nor door, nor bolt,... nor nail".
One caveat is the comparatively scant number of apps available in the Windows Marketplace.
Perhaps Muratov's guide illuminated the church with a torch, but now it's simply dark in here, and whatever scant light makes its way through the windows is blocked by tourists' backs.
Mothers cleaned homes, tended to boarders, and raised children, all in 325-square foot apartments, just a scant few inches from their neighbors' doors, their airshaft windows offering direct views onto neighbors' apartments.
Such assurances may be of scant comfort to vendors in 27 categories -- from air-conditioning repair to window washing -- whose performances have been reviewed for public scrutiny.
In a typical house the windows consist of a few small round or square openings, permitting scant air or light to enter.
Other details are scant, though What Laptop claims that "we can expect it to ship with Windows XP, be powered by an Intel Atom N270 processor and 1024MB of memory".
Sometimes the weather may be improving: in "It Has Stopped," a man and a woman look out separate windows of a yellow house — or a house implied by yellow lines — their scant clothing suggesting recent sex.
The best time to fit double glazing is if the windows are on their last legs – other than some listed buildings, there are scant arguments for refitting single glazing.
What he finds is cracked walls, broken windows, empty wards, no proper supplies or equipment, a disaffected skeleton staff and a scant trickle of the injured and ill.
