Sentence examples for stuck in a window from inspiring English sources

Once in a while, there'd be a sign stuck in a window that said "Peace" or "No War," or something to that effect, but for the most part everyone was on the same page.

Burglar sentenced after he was "framed" He got stuck in a window when trying to break in a house in Radcliffe.

A burglar who got himself stuck in a second-story bathroom window during an attempted break-in has been jailed.

A resident of the Upper East Side writes to tell us that ever since some balloons got stuck in a tree outside her bedroom window her family has had bad luck with health; she asks if we can take the balloons out, and one afternoon we do.

Women, have you ever been told to be careful what you wear when you're going out, in the same tone one would use to admonish another for chain smoking cigarettes in the company of a baby while stuck in a compact vehicle with the windows rolled up?

This means one gets stuck in a bookshelf and another gets stuck next to a window.

Go Windows!" To someone stuck in a Best Buy between a pushy salesman and a sheet of specs, that's manna.

There was, Simeone insisted, an "imperious need to win" but he watched through the window, a suspended man stuck in a glass cage, as they were defeated.

But even so, while in space there's nothing trying to take your head off, unless you stick in out of the window during take off, like an overzealous and fatalistic dog.

Soon after, in near-total exasperation and surrender, Roberto describes for another friend how he has just discovered the body of a frozen thief stuck in the window grate of an unoccupied apartment.

If you are afraid of being stuck in an iron tube in the middle of the air, go for window.