Sentence examples for window means from inspiring English sources

"A window means noise," said Ms. Lavin, a finicky sleeper.

A convenient window means that during the day I spend far too much time watching wildlife, using the house as a hide.

"They don't understand what the transfer window means in Europe," Benitez said after Liverpool won by 3-0 at Newcastle in the Premier League yesterday.

McLeish's departure, which comes as no surprise after he was left deeply frustrated with the lack of activity in last month's transfer window, means that the al-Hasawi family, Forest's Kuwaiti owners, are now looking for their fourth manager since they took control of the club in July.

Displaying a club's chrome plaque in a lowrider's rear window means "your car is tight -- it's clean, it has a good paint job, the wheels are chromed," says the filmmaker Carol Strong, whose coming documentary, "Sunday Driver," chronicles the Majestics, and is to tour the film-festival circuit this fall.

Missing the short two-month window means you're probably just going to have to wait another 26 months.

Injuries aside, the Fifa international window meant an inordinate amount of players were absent over the weekend.

A fault with the passenger window meant that it stayed open a crack regardless of which button I pressed and how many times I restarted the car.

A performance artist in London recently agreed to undergo procedures in a shop window meant to simulate animal testing.

Glimpsing Manhattan's towers of light out a plane's window meant seeing beacons of wealth and hope.

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