Sentences with phrase «out the window at»

If you've spent any amount of time in an aircraft about to take off — gazing out the window at the tarmac, thinking about the cold beverage you'll have at altitude — you've probably spent at least a passing moment wondering how exactly manufacturers make sure the iron birds don't break.

Maria, however, blew out windows at some hospitals and police stations, turned some streets into roaring rivers and destroyed hundreds of homes across Puerto Rico, including 80 percent of houses in a small fishing community near the San Juan Bay, which unleashed a storm surge of more than 4 feet.

One afternoon, en route to the hotel from the historic Old City, the driver pointed out the window at a group of men standing on a vacant corner.

Bart Ehrman is just one famous example of faith going out the window at seminary.

While visiting a relative's gorgeous new home in a city, my sister looked out the window at the «brown - skinned» family in a nearby backyard, and said, «How can they afford to live here??»

I would stare out my window at night and pray to God for help, the dark water oaks and the glowing streetlamps marking the presence of.?.?.

It set me apart, though I continued to crawl out my window at night and sneak down to the neighborhood pool with buddies for after - hours swimming, to drink beer faster than I should, and to envy seniors with their own cars.

But as I sit in my office and stare out the window at the Lakewood Church palace to Joel Osteen... and think about the brand - new multi-million dollar Catholic Cathedral in downtown Houston... and think about the fact that the University of Houston is about to tear down their perfectly good 35,000 seat football stadium to build a brand new $ 100M 40,000 seat football stadium... I really wonder why those three projects all qualify as «Charity.»

Who's the man with a French pastry who sits by himself in the delicatessen and stares out the window at passersby every afternoon at five o'clock?

She told me that every morning she would get up, fix herself a cup of strong tea, wrap herself in her grandmother's afghan and sit in her comfortable lounge chair and gaze out her window at Pike's Peak.

Or, if you're like me last Friday night, you look out the window at that very moment and realize it's beginning to rain, no pour, outside.

And, as I'm staring out my window at the wrath from our latest winter storm, I wish I lived somewhere warm enough where I needed want to turn on my oven!

Is it not one of the best feelings to look out your window at 7 pm and still see blue skies and sunshine?

In that spirit, I wanted to create a brunch recipe that didn't have you running around with a rolling pin first thing, but instead could be made simply by heating the oven, giving you more time to look out the window at the new snowfall, while the kettle for tea boils gently in the background.

Subscribe to the Afternoon Brief Trending Story: Wine Country Vintners Curious, but Wary of Cannabis Industry When Tom Rodrigues looks out the window at his Yorkville winery, he can see two worlds collide.

I look out my window at the snow - covered spot that will be home to this year's garden and pretend the produce I'm chopping has just come from that muddy earth.

Live streams used to only come in a pop out window at Paddy Power but recently they have altered that so you can watch in the sidebar and see the odds at the same time.

All of your previous ideas and convictions and set - in - stone plans will most likely be reevaluated, readjusted or completely thrown out the window at some point.

«I'm looking out my window at the first home going up in Hampshire Hills,» Klein said, noting that buyers are migrating there from such Chicago suburbs as Palatine, Mt. Prospect and Schaumburg.

Last week, Glenn Grays, a mailman working in his truck on President Street in Crown Heights, yelled out his window at an unmarked police car that had almost nicked his truck.

They prefer to stare out the window at the untouchable Earth.

Some 69 miles above Earth, in a darkening void, customers will experience a few minutes of weightlessness and gaze out the window at the curvature of their planetary home.

Horner looks out the window at the simple beauty of the land and says, «We Americans have complicated the art of living.»

«I was looking at brains in the lab and then looking out the window at people who had brain diseases that completely took away their humanity, their ability to interact,» he says.

He gazes out the window at icy Eel Pond and Buzzard's Bay beyond it, then throws a wistful glance at a photo of Woods Hole in summer, when he sails his wife's 41 - foot Beneteau sloop, Origins.

Goodall will be there soon for a rare five - day vacation, sleeping in the same room with her childhood books — Dr. Dolittle and Tarzan were among her favorites — and looking out the window at the trees she once climbed.

While those rays may not burn you, they can still cause skin damage (think dark spots), even if you're the type of snow bunny who would rather look out the window at the white stuff than traipse through it.

Though I didn't get outside for more than a day, (I was mostly indoors) simply gazing out the window at nature allowed my body to relax and my mind to be at ease.

Many of us tend to think of nature as something we walk around on, look out the window at, or somewhere we go on the weekends.

The second challenge is the fact that I have to get a much earlier start on my morning workouts — and nothing says «go back to bed» like looking out the window at an inky black sky.

Now, scientists are posing questions that could only be contemplated by modern humans like noticing how you feel when you look out your window at a concrete wall compared to a beautiful meadow, ocean, or sunset.

As I type this post on my new site, wildnessandwonder.com, I am looking out my window at a few really nice scenes.

As I type this, I'm looking out the window at the snow falling down and wishing for warmer weather, or at least that our upcoming vacation to Mexico comes quickly!

I spent the entire ride home staring out the windows at the leaves on the trees, amazed at how much detail I had been missing out on!

As I am writing this for you all I am tearing up looking out the window at the snow falling because I was SO not ready, but thankfully it all should melt and I will have the perfect weather for my fall outfits back again.

Despite feeling completely overwhelmed by my vintage collection while packing, and vowing to downsize, that all flew magically out the window at the sight of few new 1950's beauties I just had to have.

I'll be sharing more from our trip in the coming days, but as I look out my window at snow - covered rooftops I felt it was fitting to kick things off with a beach day diary.

Then I awake to a new day, look out my window at another amazing sunrise... and hear the Voice of the Lord calling,... «Come.»

It must be nice to look out the window at the snow and know someone else is cleaning that up.

I live in a beautiful home, and I am grateful every time I look out the window at my view of the City and bay.I value silly very highly; being able to laugh at myself and life's absurdities is vital.

But Allen's script has huge issues with follow - through — after their first, flirtatious lunch, Dia tells Roy to «look out your window at midnight,» but we never find out if he did, and what he saw — and several scenes fizzle out or go nowhere in particular.

You peer out the window at the fog rolling through town and pause in the eerie silence to remember your own childhood.

It's dark when I leave the house in the morning, it's dark when I come home and I spend most of the day indoors, occasionally looking out a window at either rainfall or a grey sky.

No, that's completely out the window at this point.

The story, such as it is, is recounted in flashbacks by the 16 - year - old narrator - hero, David, as he sits alone in a train compartment at night, looking out the window at the dark countryside; it has to do with the deterioration of his father, Frank (Denis Leary), after he loses his factory job (he becomes a wife beater), and then of his mother, Sarah (Diana Scarwid), after Frank goes overseas to fight in Italy and is killed in action (she gradually goes mad).

Rory Kennedy looks out a window at a snowy mountain and talks about seeing Laird Hamilton «surf these avalanches of water.

One day, as the class was nearly finished with a math test I had not yet started, I was staring out the window at a large tree.

I looked out my window at the horizon, the parched ground, the dusty shrubs, and the overwhelming mountains.

Look out the window at your driveway.

One breathless high school varsity hockey player followed me home, weaving through traffic, just to gush out the window at me in my driveway.