Sentence examples for window turning from inspiring English sources

She recalled a night when they checked into a New Orleans motel room and, the following morning, discovered that someone had blacked out the window, turning the room into a camera obscura.

You also wish that he could have hopped a couple of centuries and witnessed Grace in action: the small inflection of her body, say, as she strolls around a low-lit room, in "Rear Window," turning on lamps, with James Stewart watching, wry and enraptured, from his wheelchair.

At times, when Hannah is smashing expensive wine glasses or Lowell is brooding by a window, turning his head "so that the light hits him just right", their behaviour borders on the absurd, and I longed to see a chink of humanity in their glossy, grotesque exteriors.

Traditionally, humans have had at least a passing interest in doing sex, and many like to supplement that interest by firing up an incognito window, turning the volume down and watching two strangers – or a number of strangers – do sex to one another.

I woke as the uncurtained window turned gray.

The window turns into a frenetic movie screen.

The flag in the café window turned out not to belong to Islamic State (IS), as some early reports suggested.

Our concept of normal went out a skyscraper window, turned into a turtle, and used space lasers to destroy San Antonio.

(One of the pianos and the picture window turned up in Currin's painting of the three suburban housewives smoking cigars).

A large, stunningly sumptuous grid, with bright green squares that give the impression of a backlighted stained glass window, turns out to be constructed entirely of intertwined snakes.

But look carefully: a neatly curved sofa with which I fell in love in one shop window turned out to be made in Norfolk.