When I made it home that night, I looked out of the window at the snow under the streetlamp, at the orange highlights and the shadows of violet, and I knew how Gina, my character, would feel, looking at this snow, some miles away.
Holding her hands under the running water, she stared out the window at her father playing with Liam.
I don't want to start texting them supper invitations to join me at Julia Street, or start half-hoping that they will stand under the fanlight window at my front door and buzz my apartment.
He and Frankie cockily park their car, its trunk opened to reveal stolen plutonium, under the window of a general at the Department of Energy, who is, perhaps understandably, irate.
Open the windows at night.
Pipe-Major MacRae's principal duty, starting at precisely 9 a.m., was to play for 15 minutes under the window of Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle or Balmoral Castle and the Palace of Holyroodhouse in Scotland.
After one week, a single cell suspension (200,000 cells) of U87MG, U87-C (PDGF-C transfected variant) or U87si (shRNAi-transfected variant) was implanted under the window into the cerebral cortex at a depth of approximately 0.4 mm.
Because space under the window was approximately 0.5 mL, superfusion rate at 0.5 mL/min for 2 min was sufficient to clear aCSF in the window.
"I saw Fiona under the window.
The man proceeded to throw the cup's contents under the cashier's window at the lone cashier and demanded money as he threatened to light the cashier on fire, the police said.
