The part of the sentence 'upon the window' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when describing something that is resting, or situated, on a window. For example: A spider had made its web upon the window, and it glistened in the morning sun.
"In winter I get up at night and dress by yellow candlelight"; "A birdie with a yellow bill hopped upon the window sill".
The final passage, however, is also a flawless rendering of the real-life miracle of snowfall, a few light taps upon the window ushering in a flurry of some of the most beautiful prose ever printed.
Mr. Tress came upon the window display of a mom-and-pop shop in his wanderings in 1964, and he liked the mannequin, near right, which reminded him of the work of the Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico.
"Valet de Chambre, Negro and slave — falsely called Thomas á Becket Driscoll — make upon the window the fingerprints that will hang you!" Ah, but Twain has more in store for the reader.
Many of the numbers weren't clearly posted, and just as I was wondering if I'd missed it and ought to double back, I suddenly found myself looking at the words Hobart and Blackwell painted in a neat, old-fashioned arch upon the window of a shop.
Dickinson may have had it in mind, in fact, when she wrote the following stanza: So, safer, guess, with just my soul Upon the window-pane Where other creatures put their eyes, Incautious of the sun.
Once again, the farmhouse is threatened by what's lurking in "The yellow fog that rubs its back upon the window-panes".
They thought the smell might come from an electrical short circuit, but discovered, upon opening the window that it was the city itself... Until a few weeks ago we had been puzzled about where all the air pollution could be coming from.
Because the arrowhead/microrivet barb tip-to-barb tip separation is larger than the opening in the mating window, the barbs flex inward as they pass through the open window and then expand to their original shape upon exiting the window, resulting in a permanently latched joint and a three-dimensional structure.
The news paper headline prophesying kness is less moving than the pool of light that overflows upon it from the window, illuminating it.
This concludes that since the spectrum depends upon the autocorrelation; the window over which it is computed becomes immensely important.
