Up a flight to the kitchen: bistro chairs with red-accented woven backs and an oak armchair from a Paris flea market frame the table; Belgian linen-covered easy chairs flank the window at the far side of the room.
As the Americans opened fire into the classroom where they had been asleep, he said, he and several other Afghan soldiers scrambled out the windows on the far side.
A window was open on the far side – someone had escaped.
Meanwhile, on the opposite side of the window, the far right side, you'll notice a clock, a network status indicator (the "X"), and a battery level indicator.
Small casement windows offer stirring views over to a thundering waterfall and Tivoli's historic centre on the far side of a wooded gorge.
The poor thing was on the far side of the window from the opening, thus being trapped, and buzzing itself up and down the glass seeking a way out.
On the far side of the double-glazed windows, the day was darkening as an expected snowstorm gathered.
Young Motors, a De Soto-Plymouth salesroom, on the far side of Bedford Ave . often has windows broken and letters knocked off its sign.
OXFORD, England —You walk out of a soft-falling rain into the living room of an Oxford don, with great walls of books, handsome art and, on the far side of the room, graceful windows onto a luxuriant garden.
Mother Bear had apparently swiped off the kitchen window, eaten two nectarines and pushed her way out through a screen door on the far side.
Rozycki brought up a photograph of a wide street and, on the far side of it, a two-story red brick building, with picture windows and a green awning.
