Sentence examples for window will have from inspiring English sources

By the time new information bubbles up to executives and they reorient their thinking and take action, the market window will have narrowed.

The exterior consists of recycled windows from all over Europe: each window will have a different shape, appearing united from afar but showing their diversity up close.

By then the January transfer window will have opened and, although refusing to confirm the club were close to signing Basle midfielder Mohamed Elneny, Wenger did say he will be looking for new faces - especially as the likes of Danny Welbeck, Jack Wilshere and Francis Coquelin remain sidelined for some time through injury.

Of course, only the main video window will have the audio track turned on at any time.

The midfielder is due to rejoin the Galaxy on July 1, by when professional soccer's international transfer window will have reopened.

Jose has spent much of the pre-season complaining about the lack of new signings but by the time this game kicks off the transfer window will have closed for Premier League teams (players can be sold to other leagues until the end of the August) and Jose will need to do the best with what he has got.

This is the first year that Windows will have not just phones but tablets.

On one level his England duties outside international windows will have to slip slightly down the list of priorities.

Anyone opting for better-kitted-out versions with air conditioning and electric windows will have to stump up nearly half as much again.

Buyers of TurboTax for Windows will have to activate the program by contacting Intuit over the Internet or by telephone, the company said.

Under the new law, the interior lights of nonresidential buildings will have to be turned off an hour after the last worker leaves, and lights on building facades and in shop windows will have to be extinguished by 1 a.m.