Sentence examples for window turns from inspiring English sources

The window turns into a frenetic movie screen.

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.

A bee who's trapped inside the building until the florist opens a window turns up again as the star of his own comics, the closest thing to comedic relief here.

The Flaw — the unappetizing probability of either a chalky yolk or a runny white — occurs because the yolk gets cooked before the white, and the desired temperature window turns out to be harrowingly small, so the ideal preparation must set the white while leaving the yolk custardy, and not do it too rapidly.

As America turns her eyes to its 2.6 million veterans who have served in Iraq and Afghanistan, let us not forget the families who are left behind to pick up the pieces after their blue star banner hanging in their window turns to gold.

I woke as the uncurtained window turned gray.

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).

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

If she had stayed home, she said, she probably would have been in the living room — the same room where the tornado destroyed a large window, turned her couch 90 degrees and slammed a recliner against the back wall.