Sentence examples for window goes from inspiring English sources

The window goes up and the car moves off.

"The transfer window goes too far, into the third and fourth fixture of the season.

Molly checks her watch and almost on cue the light in the office window goes out.

These — almost final — lines in Crane's "Harbor Dawn" describe exactly what was happening outside my own window: The window goes blond slowly.

Out the window goes the dynamism of American self-invention; in comes something almost more mysterious: a reckoning with an apparently seamless life continuity.

Much of the credit for rescuing the Half Moon window goes to the very organization that donated it in the first place: the Society of Daughters of Holland Dames, Descendants of the Ancient and Honorable Families of New Netherland.

"What about the window?" "Go out and down two floors?

Jesus-God-Almighty!" The window went back up.

It may sound like raving but look out below Out the window went my radio.

The door clanks shut, and up (in the little round window) go the host and hostess, who are smiling.

So out the window went France Telecom's global strategy.