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Sentences for windows. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use windows in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for windows.

• Father says windows never stay clean. (8)
• In other shop windows she looked, too. (8)
• The windows were lighted brilliantly. (10)
• Harriet was standing at one of the windows. (4)
• A light appeared in the windows of the house. (10)
• A light appeared in the windows of the house. (22)
• Do you see three dusty windows on the second floor? (10)
• He stepped at slow march to one of the five windows. (10)
• Emilia turned her face to the mottled yellow windows. (10)
• The lovers were standing together at one of the windows. (4)
• Clara took note of ivied windows and roses in the porch. (10)
• That white stare of windows at the moon was undisturbed. (10)
• He takes up his pail and cloths and moves out through the windows. (8)
• Domestic life on a small scale goes forward visibly at the windows. (2)
• The putty in the windows is crumbling out, as though it were clay. (17)
• Windows were thrown up; forth came a rain of household projectiles. (10)
• When it was safe to build windows they were only holes in the walls. (17)
• Ringing for the servant to shut the windows, she stole up to her room. (8)
• They were astonished at breakfast by seeing Sir Lukin ride past the windows. (10)
• The daylight, spreading thin at the windows, restored her from that weakness. (10)
• The wretched cabman had likewise drawn up right under the windows of the carriage. (10)
• From the Club windows his own kind were looking out on them with regulated amusement. (8)
• He threw wide the shutters; the windows were already open, and a rush of air came in. (8)
• He strolled about, within view of the windows, wondering at her subservience to sleep. (10)
• Some glanced at the lighted windows and the man in the white shirt-front sitting there. (8)
• Luigi heard the clear thin sound of a key dropped to her from one of the upper windows. (10)
• The two windows of the little square sitting-room looked out on some trees and a church. (8)
• Through the open windows the garden was all clusters of black foliage in the dying light. (8)
• Captain Weisspriess kissed his fingers, half as up toward the windows, and half to the Greek. (10)
• My windows were smashed; no one came to my consultation hours, no patient dared to summon me. (12)
• He signalled to young Crossjay, who was up and out through the folding windows in a twinkling. (10)
• It would serve him right were I to decamp by one of the windows before he comes back; but hark! (6)
• In concentrated triumph she looked through the window at the rows of windows across the street. (12)
• For the sun had risen, and through the Eastern windows came pouring its level and mysterious joy. (8)
• She opened the low windows that gave upon a glazed veranda stretching across the end of the room. (9)
• The room was square, with two north windows that looked down the lane he had climbed to the house. (9)
• Now came a pause, as if he had sworn to take his rest: now the room shook and the windows rattled. (10)
• The walls would be plain and uninteresting but for the holes where the doors and windows are placed. (17)
• No sign of the awful interior was on any of the windows of the house either to deepen awe or relieve. (10)
• She went into the rooms on one side of the corridor, and put up their windows, and flung the blinds back. (9)
• He slunk round the piazza to the kitchen door, under the eyes of the ladies watching at the parlor windows. (9)
• There should have been an iron ladder between every two tiers of bay windows on this side of the building. (13)
• They walked about, and were seen from the windows touching one another on the shoulder in a brotherly way. (22)
• The countless windows along the broad front gleamed portentously with the reflection from the flames above. (13)
• Does he see that long, low, white house, with a tall, steep roof, perforated with innumerable narrow windows. (6)
• The signal is given; it is the dread Indian war-whoop; the next moment doors and windows are driven inwards. (19)
• The roar of the city as it came through the murky windows seemed to him more than commonly harsh and grating. (13)
• Soames looked steadily at that face, at the fire, at all the room with windows thrown open to the London night. (8)
• The eyes are two circular windows, the nose is a door, the mouth an aperture caused by removal of a board below. (1)
• Near him a scrap of paper lay on the ground, struck out of darkness by long slips of light from the upper windows. (10)
• In the last car that passed them, when it was fairly under way, a face looked full at Isabel from one of the windows. (9)
• Companionship with this ghost of broad daylight made the flattering Tyrolese feathers at both windows a welcome sight. (10)
• She found Monsieur Harmost fidgeting up and down the room, whose opened windows could not rid it of the smell of latakia. (8)
• Well, then maybe some fellow comes along in high feather, throws money out of the windows, pays for you, and gets you out. (12)
• The windows, where a protection of wire gauze kept out the flies, were opened wide, and the sun shone in and dimmed the fire. (8)
• The Back Wall with these French windows, is set only about ten feet from the footlights, and the rest of the stage is orchard. (8)
• The General punctiliously avoided glancing at the windows during the passage past them, whether in his wild career or on foot. (10)
• The windows stood wide open in the heat; the garden lay in thick, soft shadow, where the pitchy shapes of trees could be discerned. (8)
• Billboards, barns, fences, hedges, trees, windows, and all other available space is bought up with apparently reckless expenditures. (21)
• Then, the atmosphere becoming loaded with offence to his morbid sense of smell, he wanted the windows down; and again they assented. (10)
• Surely they are not the five classical orders, as commonly used in monumental architecture, but rather they are the doors and windows. (17)
• During their progress each of the three windows was filled with heads, but no one had been able to hear what was whispered in the street. (5)
• The wind roared down the chimney, the rain beat in torrents against the windows, and everything seemed to speak the awfulness of her situation. (4)
• This type can be termed fireproof with accuracy, for all structural parts, including doors, windows, and trim, are of incombustible materials. (17)
• There was no answer for a moment; and from those tall houses, whose lighted windows he had apostrophized, Miltoun turned away towards the river. (8)
• Although the weather was warm, the two windows, contrary to the custom which gives the dead plenty of air, were closed and the blinds drawn down. (1)
• It towered blusteringly above the little oaks, a great red-brick château, with a row of little round windows in its massive, thick-tiled red roof. (13)
• In fact, some years ago certain agricultural laborers refused to live in cottages fitted with casement windows which had been built by a district council. (17)
• These buildings have walls, roofs, floors, and partitions built of incombustible materials, but the finished floors, the trim, windows, and doors are of wood. (17)
• We resigned ourselves, as we must, and made what we could of the nearest prison barrack, whose door overflowed and whose windows swarmed with swarthy captives. (9)

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