Sentence examples for window sitting from inspiring English sources

The effect was so profound that I can still remember vividly the experiences of reading "Little Women" (in my bedroom, by flashlight) and "Mrs. 'Arris Goes to Paris" (in a Reader's Digest condensed version at my grandmother's) and "The Diamond in the Window" (sitting cross-legged on the linoleum amid the stacks at the public library).

The eduFire software is very basic – it's a text chat window sitting alongside live video (you could accomplish the same thing with any major chat program).

Ken Goldstein, Corcoran Group (718) 832-4185;www.cOpenran.com Open house Sunday, noon to 2 p.m. MAINTENANCE: $1,050 a month PROS: This floor-through apartment, in an early 1900's building reminiscent of the Flatiron Building, is shaped like a piece of pie, wide on one end and narrowing to a bay-window sitting area.

PERSONAL SPACES: The master suite has oversized windows, sitting area, adjoining office and separate tub and shower.

They include features like stepless entries, wider doors and hallways, nonslip flooring without thresholds, casement windows, sitting work spaces, curbless showers, easy-to-grip lever hardware, offset plumbing control faucets, and grab bars coordinated with the décor.

Colonial in Garden City $859,000 LONG ISLAND: 118 Lincoln Street, Nassau County A 75-year-old colonial with four bedrooms, one-and-a-half baths, a living room with a large fireplace, an eat-in kitchen, a formal dining room and a narrow windowed sitting room.

Arched windows, sitting room, bedroom, extra bedroom, high windowless studio room, kitchen already with provisions – next morning I notice that everything is firmly labelled MEAT and DAIRY according to the kosher rules and resolved hastily not to let down the side by mixing the two up.

The route takes us past a grey brick building with blocked-up windows, sitting grimly upon an elegant street of antique shops and cafés.

Move the station to the window so as if your back were facing the window when sitting.

Even as a child he saw things: God's face in a window, angels sitting in trees — he assumed everyone could.

Arriving in the morning, I would often walk past the restaurant and see him through the window, already sitting having breakfast and he would wave with his arms high above his head.