Each scene is defined by one object — a balcony, a window, a telephone, a booth.
Through Windrow's reminiscences and journal quotes, we learn of Mumble's passions – attacking shoelaces and spider plants, riding the carriage of his typewriter – and we learn of her enemies – pigeons outside the window, the telephone and, after she'd matured, his friends.
Microsoft planned to sell advertising through its new Windows Phone 7 cellular telephone operating system (OS).
Typically, public adjusters arrange to have damaged property cleaned up, windows boarded, telephone lines rerouted and water pipes drained.
During his layover at an airport hotel, he sneaks back home, prowls his own property, surreptitiously observes his wife (Kathryn Erbe) through a window and telephones her, pretending he is calling from the plane.
He dragged his wife toward the window and telephoned his sister, who lived on the south side of Mitrovica, telling her that they were wounded and desperately needed help.
And so I sit now in a room with a window and no telephone, waiting for the next sentence, patient and pious as a dried-out drunk.
IN early May, signs began appearing in shop windows and on telephone poles throughout town that a farmers' market was coming soon.
Shrapnel from the bomb pitted the pavement of the pedestrian mall and shattered windows of nearby telephone centers, which offered service to the Philippines, China, Colombia, Kenya and elsewhere.
The only bookshop in Sarcelles is here too, but on closer inspection it turns out to be a newsagent's, its window cluttered with telephones and such.
