Sentences with phrase «through open windows»

That's so true, at night those beautiful views through open windows become black holes.

I woke up in the middle of the night and heard rain through the open windows.

I saw a movie once where there were lace curtains blowing through open windows.

The wind rushes through the open windows and she drives with one wrist hanging over the steering wheel.

Heat waves lead to warmer indoor temperatures in three primary ways: conduction of heat from outdoors through the building envelope; transmission of radiant solar heat through windows; and the convection of warm air through open windows and doors and air leakage.

It was an abstract related to the traditional views through open windows, a view employed by representational European artists such as Henri Matisse.

They're caught off - guard, through open windows, engaged in something.

At sunset in the Bronx in the gardens of Wave Hill, the light slants through the open windows and doors at Glyndor House.

Freeze water and build bridges to create new routes across water or lava; build barricades to brunt an incoming attack; destroy walls, doors and bridges to open up or close off routes of attack; push boulders, barrels and tables in the way to block off certain routes; shoot through open windows; place down explosive charges to create a trap for an unwary opponent.

They can jump through open windows, even with screens, or hitchhike on clothing, or other animals to reach inside your home.

Even indoor cats can be affected by pollen which comes in through open windows or on clothing.

The driver in the next lane caught my attention through our open windows.

Mesquite and juniper hang on the cool morning air and come singing through our open windows.

Rear Window — One of the greatest, and most famous, of all Alfred Hitchcock films is this essay on voyeurism in which James Stewart plays a wheelchair - bound photographer who passes his convalescence watching his neighbors through their open windows.

The sun is finally shining through my open windows as I slowly sip coffee this morning.

The first thing I noticed when the parcel arrived was the beautiful color palette — she burst out of the packaging with glee, speaking of summer and pastels and warm breezes lazily cavorting through open windows.

Often flying through open windows or attic vents, the embers set furniture and carpets ablaze and burn the house from the inside out.

In an airy room lined with antique bookcases, the sounds of Cuba's vintage motor vehicles rumbling through the open windows, Foreign Secretary and Executive Director Sergio Jorge Pastrana began the meeting by introducing the visitors to some of the luminaries in the history of Cuban science.

The scent of fruit blossom floating through open windows.

John XXIII knew, as did his successor Paul VI, that along with goods the Church should welcome, much that was meaningless, banal, and distracting would come in through the open windows, and some that was truly evil.

Then I heard through open windows how you'd worked it out» towers in the wind, singing above the sea, anthems of self - belief, innate, devout»

Once they learn that humans keep bananas and other delicious food lying around in their kitchens, they break into homes, or enter through any open window, and pilfer anything edible.

«The battle of Platæa,» he continues, «settled the question whether Greek influence or Persian should be supreme in Europe» — and then a robin sings through the open window and issues invitations in the name of springtime that drive him almost to despair.

It is that experience which is identical when we see a collection of objects reflected in a mirror and a corresponding collection through an open window frame.

He makes love to her and returns to his apartment in little more than half an hour, only to discover that his hallucinating friend has leaped to his death through an open window.

Our cat, a new mother, put a paw under my foot, as I held a tray, her face went white, she streaked screaming through an open window, an affronted woman.

Ever since we entered September, all I've wanted to do is lie in bed, wrapped up in a quilt with the breeze blowing through my open window, and read.

He's the kind of guy who can overhear someone talking about movies at a party from three miles away, which allows him to climb through an open window and tell you why Ozu was overrated.

Denham coolly entered the bar, asked for silence and chipped flawlessly through an open window onto the green.

These grilles prevent your child from falling through an open window.

«When one of the antennas is deactivated, microwave signals radiating from the center pass through the open window in a highly directional beam,» Alexeff says.

Flowers are blooming, lilacs are budding, it's been a year since the flooding, and my lucky neighbors are being serenaded by the sounds of yelling through opened windows....

The filmmaker could have done without a painfully symbolic pigeon, fluttering noisily through an open window.

Carl shoots a starter pistol through an open window, unleashing a police raid spearheaded by Philip Krauss (Will Poulter), the sadistic, racist cop in charge.

His short film Through an Open Window screened at the 1992 Sundance Film Festival, his debut feature Judy Berlin premiered at the 1999 Sundance Film Festival, and he is an alumnus of the Feature Film Program's Screenwriters and Directors Labs.

But hope does arrive, in the form of tiny extraterrestrial beings that glide in through an open window.

To get in, you step through the open window and drop yourself down into the bucket seat.

I was still unpacking boxes when, one afternoon, I heard wild screams from a crowd followed by an amplified voice booming through the open window: «Ladies and gentlemen!

To the smell, with the scent of burning hydrocarbons, which always seems sweeter when it comes to you through the open window of a sports car that has been revved to its redline of 6800 rpm.

In your mind, it's the perfect writer's workspace, arranged precisely to your liking — at least until a strong breeze blows in through an open window and scatters your papers.

The sounds of the street waft up through the open window, car horns and horses» hooves mingling with the clink of china and the murmured voices.

The second shot passed through the open window of the New Phoenix Hotel and was not recovered.

In the sitting - room the lamps were being lit, and through the open window she could hear her mother talking to Mrs Kalbeck, who had come to tea, and who tended to stay, having no one to get back for.

Dreams fled away, and something about a bedroom, and something about a garden, seen through an open window; and a windfall, something about a windfall — a line which made Catherine see apples, bruising and shriveling and rotting into the ground.

Even if don't have a sophisticated system, a slight draft through an open window can still trigger a false alarm — and defeat the purpose of the system in the first place.

The minute any warm - blooded creature — including you — leaves your house, he or she becomes fair game for fleas or flea eggs, which can be carried in on shoes or via a breeze through an open window.

Many contagious diseases are airborne and your pet could easily be exposed through an open window.

He had been abandoned in a house where someone came by occasionally to toss food through an open window to him....

The ocean view from our suite was stunning and sounds of crashing waves through the open window lulled us to sleep.

In this case, the transaction happens through an open window.