Sentence examples for windows in which from inspiring English sources

So many storefront windows in which to look at yourself and decide.

As a result, public libraries require members to sign up for 30-minute windows in which they can use the computer.

He also lamented a lack of "windows" in which he could unwind, saying: "It makes you feel as if you are being strangled".

THE annual Hong Kong toy fair is one of the shop windows in which China has displayed its growing industrial prowess over the years.

The Ardsley was one of the early buildings in New York to have cantilevered corner windows, in which the steel frame permits the omission of a corner pier.

In the three weeks since the attacks, the F.A.A. has opened brief windows in which aircraft observing strict regulations could leave airports within 25 nautical miles of New York and Washington.

The problem could be traced in part to the original engineering of the windows, in which some pieces are thickly molded and others have up to four layers of glass.

How can I get the Standby option back? A. Standby is a mode in Windows in which power shuts down to the hard drive, monitor and other hardware but not to the system's memory.

Among the lovingly preserved features of the original structure is the elegant piano nobile on the second floor -- a huge frescoed salon, surrounded by stained-glass windows, in which the palace's aristocratic former residents held gala parties and dances.

Crowds are stationed before the newspaper offices where the war bulletins are displayed, or gathered around the shop windows in which are exhibited war maps with tiny national flags showing the positions of the different armies.

You can run it in a separate window (using an $80 program like Parallels) or you can reboot the computer into Windows, in which case it becomes a full-blown, Intel-based ultrabook.