Sentence examples for through the leaded from inspiring English sources

Outside, the sky must have cleared, because light leaks through the leaded windows, forming shapes on the flagstones.

The curtains are almost always drawn, but in the evenings a Nosy Parker may peer through the leaded glass sidelights to see what remains of the upper-class togetherness of another century.

So much so, that every detail of that encounter becomes burned on her memory: 'the winter light through the leaded windows, the faint snore of one of the ginger cats asleep on the old sofa, the smell of hot tea, the sight of a pot of deep purple crocuses on the window ledge'.

These memories, too, start to escape you, drifting down from your head across your body, buzzing through the leaded muscles that lock you firmly to your seat.

Outside the leaded window – snow, snow on snow; the ground an inkless folio.

b: significantly different from the leaded gasoline.

The leaded, wiggly glass lives in its human length.

The light beams golden and welcoming from the leaded windows.

Immediately he ushers us to a table by the leaded windows overlooking the park.

Despite the leaded windows, the place has impressive energy credentials, too.

He was running his fingers over the leaded glass of a Deco lamp.