Sentence examples for window getting from inspiring English sources

It was nice to come home last night, pull up in the taxi and see my children looking out the window, getting all excited.

During his commentary of the Red Devils' 3-1 defeat at Chelsea on Sunday, Neville outlined a view that his old club needed at least three players to lift flagging morale, but in the difficult January window, getting them would be virtually impossible.

And although Underworld have always been keen to remove the traditional boundaries between band and audience, I don't feel that I know Hyde well enough to squeeze up against him inside his tiny house, so I have no choice but to sit on the grass outside and conduct the interview through the kitchen window, getting a wet bum in the process.

I'd say: 'Say for instance I saw your mum from a window getting attacked and I saw you the next day and you asked me if I saw anything and I said, oh I can't say, I'm not a snitch, how you gonna feel?' I can't tell them not to do things, all I can explain is the consequences if they make bad choices, bad decisions".

What with all the flaming torches and an estate agent's window getting smashed before the cereal cafe attack, it was such an eye-catching realization of the battle to live in London that it could have been a piece of street theatre put on for visiting tourists, as if the London Dungeon was opening up a Brick Lane branch.

The Peace Lily is a green leafy plant that produces an elegant and unique looking white flower; it is a house plant that likes sitting near a window, getting some indirect sunlight (not too much, in other words).

When the window gets cold, beautiful ice crystals emerge.

The frame keeps getting smaller and the window gets larger and clearer.

At one point, the pounding on the back window gets really loud.

A policeman yelled from the window, "Get on the ground!" I was stunned.

So the guy behind me in the window gets out, pushes me across, you know, has a hundred-pound belly.