He sat near the room's sole window, an AK-47 assault rifle resting on the sill behind him.
When she first walked into the second-floor studio, with its sole window facing an interior courtyard, her jaw dropped.
Ah, and that the sole window in my room looked across a narrow alley at a dark dirty window of a building that seemed equally depressing.
The French doors had been dismantled, and a new hallway led to the Rain Room, a red parlor whose sole window was not a window at all.
When word reached the guards that Bout was headed downstairs, they cleared out the other prisoners and covered the room's sole window.
Its door was airtight and forged out of thick metal; it had been salvaged from a First World War Navy ship, as was a porthole that served as its sole window.
ONE hour later, I was looking out from the sole window of the Eagle's Nest, my newly renovated seventh-floor garret, at what might be the best view of Paris in Paris.
But it is not without drama: its sole window is an arch big enough for a car to drive through, 6 feet high and more than 12 feet wide.
Yet "The Thousand Autumns of Jacob de Zoet" is conceived on a grander scale, judging by Amazon's product description, which has me wringing my hands like a sweaty, adolescent fanboy: The year is 1799, the place Dejima, the "high-walled, fan-shaped artificial island" that is the Japanese Empire's single port and sole window to the world.
As the sole Windows-only guy at CrunchGear, I apologize on behalf of Microsoft and urge you to use whichever system works best for you.
Years beneath a fluorescent light that never went off, freezing in winter, smothering in summer's heat, the sole window to a bare hallway covered with Plexiglas.
