She stands with her daughter at the third-floor window, hands on the wooden frame.
Julian was standing with his back to the window, hands in his pockets, wearing the jacket he'd taken off to cook.
Hours can tick by sitting at a window, hands warmed by a cup of hot chocolate, watching people in thick fur coats and hats wending their way through the wintry mists of the city.
Lunch was a turkey-ham and cheese sandwich with vegetable soup, and, predictably, the steward loomed at the serving window handing out trays.
Rows of lighted alcoves, arched doors and windows, hand-carved fireplaces and multicolored chandeliers are among the interior details.
Our tester was priced a bit more than $13,600 and was a basic car: hand-crank windows, hand-adjusted side-view mirrors, manual door locks and no tachometer.
The old woman was standing at the upstairs window, her hand pressed flat against the glass.
The rear facade, double hung like a giant window, is hand operated with bright yellow counterweights on a bicycle chain.
An officer approached the driver's side window, his hand, as Caswick recalls, on his unlatched holster, saying he'd stopped Caswick because his headlight was broken.
Once the outbreak is detected we may then try to estimate R0 using the data window at hand.
