Sentence examples for window standing from inspiring English sources

I watched him through the rear window, standing in the empty road.

I enjoy what is literally my spare time: those day-dreamy minutes spent tickling the dog's belly, picking at my feet, gawping at the rain through the window, standing at the fridge eating tuna from the tin.

We saw him fly past a window standing on the Zodiac which was swinging and spinning wildly on the end of a cable that snapped, plunging him 10ft on to the metal deck.

-- Bill "I was in Books & Company years ago, when that store was up near the Whitney, and from inside the store I saw Mrs. Astor through the window, standing on the sidewalk, impeccably dressed, inspecting the display to see if her book was positioned to sell.

As I was doing that, I looked out and there through the window, standing where the wing should be, was the show's carpenter trying to hold the set together".

Walking down the boardwalk, he peers into shop windows, standing for a long time in front of a place that displays incubators, with real premature babies in them.

By the time I'd circled round one of the Louvre's inner courtyards, its symmetrical French Renaissance windows standing at attention, the sheer joy of soaking up so much of Paris at night was more than worth it.

Barclay's installation is at once homely and uncanny: a cupboard with doors askew; small clay pots strewn across a fallen panel; frames as large as French windows standing aslant, draped with brick-patterned cloth.

"A few more minutes!" I called through the open window and, standing at the stove, ate the whole dripping, raw, delicious thing in five enormous bites.

Climbing through a window and standing in the darkness of an ancient stone room, it was easy to fancy yourself the site's first discoverer.

The defendant, who appeared in the dock with unkempt hair and a baggy grey sweatshirt, is accused of shouting at Cowell and hurling items at his bathroom window while standing on a roof outside.