It was as though a fly had suddenly buzzed in through the window of a cathedral.
He climbed in through the window of a shocked maid's bedroom; she ran straight to security.
In one spread, young Washington, born into slavery, peers through the window of a white classroom.
Contemplating Ms. Hankwitz's abstract paintings is like looking through the window of a churning washing machine.
On live television, millions could see Johnson through the window of a scoring trailer erasing his score.
Peer through the window of a hospital nursery and you see rows and rows of cute babies.
He drove his car through the window of a restaurant and began firing, killing 14 women and eight men.
A brick was thrown through the window of a communal area in the building where her office is based.
"It is," he observes, "like trying to remember all the trees one sees through the window of a train".
Clyde gets himself arrested, by driving briskly through the window of a store, and thrown into the same prison.
A brick had been thrown through the window of a house, prompting the occupants to call the police.
