Sentence examples for window filled with from inspiring English sources

The collection was inspired, Joffe says, "by Rei's anger at seeing a Gap window filled with banal black clothes".

But it lacks the show window filled with special-occasion cakes that stopped shoppers on Madison Avenue.

The Prada Foundation, established in 1995 by Prada and her husband, Patrizio Bertelli, is a shop window filled with masks.

Returning to the hotel along Ku'damm, I passed a window filled with gingerbread, strings of twinkling lights and a jaw-dropping spread of cakes, candies and cookies.

Every dark tabletop seemed to him a gaping black hole that meant to swallow him up and every window filled with white winter light was full of malicious intent.

And he could capture poignancy, as in an image of a shop window filled with bridal-gowned mannequins, reflecting a very pregnant young woman walking by and an older one reading a newspaper.

For neighborhoods, windows filled with stencils or weavings rather than brown paper and "for rent" signs have been a marked improvement.

The rest of the stores nearby almost all sell drug paraphernalia -- their display windows filled with huge hand-blown glass water pipes, lighters and rolling papers.

When Simon Doonan of Barneys sensed a few years ago that Mr. Alaia's prestige was slipping, he created some windows filled with glowing fan tributes.

Our group is too big to go in so we peered through festive windows filled with holly and berries at the wood-panelled tasting room.

The small shop, its windows filled with graffiti-style posters, also sells fertilisers with names like "Nirvana" and "Bud Candy", alongside strong lights and giant rolls of tin foil to line greenhouses.