Under the guidance of David Hoey, its window director, Bergdorf's has engineered three ambitious suites of windows of blue-ribbon caliber and frequent art history references.
Despite the shots blowing out the windows of the blue car, its occupants were unharmed, although one witness received treatment for shock at the scene.
Nine Arts and Crafts windows by James Powell and Sons are featured on the east and south sides of the church, and the north porch has two modern windows of predominantly blue colour.
Archways and windows frame patches of blue sky or slopes of Camelback Mountain.
"Magnifique!" Just off of Washington Square Park, a burly man with a long beard and dreadlocks leaned out of the driver's window of a blue Ford Expedition.
The Romans were perhaps the first to develop flat glass for use as windows: a bathhouse window of greenish blue colour, most likely obtained by casting, was discovered in the ruins of Pompeii.
My crew chief, Shane MacMillan, the 30-year-old national quality assurance coordinator, was chirpily confident as I clambered through the driver's window of a blue and yellow Cheerios Dodge, No. 43, Richard Petty's old number.
Hence, this period of life represents a second, and presumably important, window of susceptibility (blue lightning bolt, Fig. 1).
Example: "Marty, don't forget your lunch," Mom yelled out the window of her blue station wagon.
(They dont have shades but rather electrochromic dimming, which on full tilt tints the window the shade of blue Listerine).
