Sentence examples for silhouette window from inspiring English sources

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The silhouettes of windows are projected; views of London streets are glimpsed - but you know these are windows that can never be opened.

Scheynius's imagery is shot through with natural light, glinting beams of sunlight glisten through net curtains, while subjects are silhouetted in windows; compositions are natural, immediate and rarely look posed.

Jimmy's world is big — Chicago's Sears Tower looms in misty silhouette outside his window — and events in it have consequences.

Surrounded by Palestinian children, Francis's progress towards the concrete barrier was followed carefully by photographers and television cameras, as well as Israeli soldiers revealed in silhouette at the window of a nearby watchtower.

That spell can be broken if the reader is too often reminded that he is reading a book; then the illusion of life loses its fullness and becomes like one character's "dark silhouette against the window," which "looked as if it had been cut out with scissors and pasted on gray paper".

An elegantly choreographed cat-and-mouse game follows, moving in and out of the house, the hunter and the hunted changing roles once, twice, then again, much of the action occurring in dim light or full darkness, the restlessly tracking camera searching for a silhouette against a window or an open door.

I am tired of his "wilderness," and believe only a tyrant (his profile is illuminated in a sharp silhouette against the window) would ask me to do this now.

Sasha saw the prickly shape of the bonsai silhouetted against the window near her head.

As she turned, he saw again, silhouetted against the window, her belly.