Sentence examples for supply windows from inspiring English sources

Many windows were broken already, and the prudent thing would have been to remove those which remained, but it was winter and the nights were cold, and without gas and electricity, both of which were in increasingly short supply, windows served to take some of the edge off the chill, and so people left them in place.

The company has grown into a multimillion-dollar business that supplies window-cleaning equipment and chemicals to more than 25,000 customers around the world, said Bob Ertel, Mr. Racenstein's business partner.

Fante was also at his best when writing about the inane – and sometimes insane – grind of the American workplace, whether struggling to hit stratospheric targets selling office supplies, window-cleaning New York's skyscrapers or chauffeuring some of the sleaziest characters in LA (and therefore the entire world).

Use the supplied window adapter kit, or custom-cut Plexiglas to fill in the gaps around the exhaust hose and the fireplace opening.

Microsoft, the world's biggest software maker, is losing a contract to supply its Windows operating system for 14,000 Munich government computers because the city is switching to Linux.

My test system includes an AMD Ryzen 5 1600X six core CPU, Gigabyte AB350-Gaming 3 motherboard, 16GB Corsair Vengeance 3,000MHz memory, a Samsung 960 Pro 512GB M.2 SSD and a Corsair RX 750W power supply using Windows 10.

The outdoor air supply rate, window height, solar heat gain coefficient, and window orientation were found to be the most important.

Supplies of Windows 8 touch systems were limited in retail stores, especially outside the United States, in large part because of production delays for a new Intel processor.

Supplies of Windows 98, analysts say, could be disrupted if Microsoft loses in court and is forced to modify its product.

The late-summer hurricane season entails an annual alteration of consciousness and a distinct set of rituals: laying in supplies, taping windows, deciding how much to trust official admonitions.

On Monday, EU finance ministers are to discuss plans for greater integration of the single-currency zone, the issue that Cameron argues could supply the window of opportunity for renegotiating the Lisbon Treaty and rewriting the terms of British membership.