Sentence examples for thin window from inspiring English sources

Now managed by the RSPB, Abernethy's 4,000 hectares remain a thin window into ancient Britain.

Couples are married in front of a tall, thin window that overlooked Blackpool Tower.

There was a thin window at mid-off that was broken in excess of half a dozen times over the years.

One of the elevators will not budge unless riders jam the door shut — using the thin window ledge as leverage — a trick the tenants have learned.

To him the bare concrete rooms were "drawn on microscopic plans," the bed "criblike," the raw white room simply an "encasement of steel and concrete for one sleeping man," the thin window giving "the effect of a prison light".

There is a very thin window of opportunity for Samsung to change its style and approach to the market, but few are waiting for that moment.

The thin windows rattled whenever the biting wind passed by outside; a breeze blew straight through the gaps between our front door and its frame.

Anyway, despite its price (now $1,000 and up), the MacBook Air eventually became popular, and now you can get beautiful, thin Windows laptops, called ultrabooks, built on the same concept.

A steep flight of metal stairs takes you to the first floor landing and its long rows of steel doors painted blood red, their shiny surfaces containing long, thin windows made of reinforced glass.

There were organised excursions during the longer stops, but I enjoyed just wandering around the harbour, or the town if it was close enough - in Ålesund, for example, where the dock was right by the streets of pretty, multicoloured, wooden houses with long, thin windows reaching up into sharply pointed eaves.

The D2 gas is stabilized at 200 mbar to allow for thin windows.