Of course, because the windows are so filled with leafy green trees, the green accent pieces pick up that green from the outside. |
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She walked over to the large wardrobe that lined the wall between the cove and the windows. |
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I was staring into his pupils, the windows on the soul, but all I saw was blankness. |
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Said to be the windows on the soul, your eyes are often the first thing people notice about you. |
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I can't remember who said it, but we have been told that the eyes are windows on the soul. |
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Eyes, in Minority Report, are literally windows on the soul, and the soul is that which yearns for brand-name fulfillment. |
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Lace curtains hung in the windows and just outside, lavender was growing in the window box. |
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After all, when the window cleaner comes to clean your windows and you pay him he doesn't ask you where the money's come from. |
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To finish up our basic run-through of windowing, let's close your existing windows. |
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It has a designer kitchen with floor-to-ceiling windows, a tiled floor, integrated designer appliances and a beech window seat. |
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The window sill was replaced once on the fourth floor and the drywall around the windows was repaired several times. |
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Last week we had our windows cleaned, and the window washer showed us the safety glass label at the lower corner of the door. |
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The all-weather cab of the 560C Skidder has high-visibility Lexan windshields and windows for greater operator comfort. |
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The interests of ordinary people, however, are hardly served by smashing the windshields and shop windows of downtown Montreal. |
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So new front windshields are treated to absorb harmful rays, though carmakers don't usually coat side and rear windows. |
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Tight, sometimes tiny, stepped lanes weave between old stone houses with painted wooden doors and shuttered windows. |
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With the windows wide-open and natural light and fresh air streaming into the gallery space, the artworks of Mahlangu come to life. |
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The metal construction of the cells and the lack of windows exacerbates their airlessness in a tropical heat which is relentless, all year round. |
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The windows are triple-glazed, and the doors are freezer-grade, with airlocks. |
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Like how small the windows were and where in such a tiny fuselage they found space for such an extraordinarily well stocked wine cellar. |
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The museum will be transformed into a war-zone, with windows taped-up, air-raid shelters and propaganda posters. |
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Keep car windows closed and consider buying a pollen filter for the air vents in your car. |
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Also measure and locate windows and doors, as well as outside faucets, lights, and electrical receptacles. |
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The new grant will be used for repairs to the south nave aisle roof, north nave masonry and leaded light windows. |
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The windows around wink and flash in cryptograms, a galactic console of messages coded in light, in diamonds and topazes and amber. |
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Only about 50 of our homes have been brought up to regulation standard with new windows, heating and doors. |
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The timber-framed two-storey building has a reclaimed slate roof, double-glazed windows and heavily insulated floors and ceiling. |
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The sun was shining outside, but it didn't change the wintery cold that stuck to the windows and tried to enter the warm room. |
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Alaskan yellow cedar siding and windows and a metal roof provide a hardy exterior, while cherry and cedar upgrade the quality of the interior. |
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They also patched-up the plumbing, replaced windows and carried out some much-needed work on the building's electrical wiring. |
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A king-sized bed dominates the Tower Suite's top floor, which provides mesmerizing views from bay windows facing three directions. |
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For centuries, witch balls have been suspended in the windows of homes to ward off evil spirits. |
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Builders will be tackling the ruined presbytery, repairing windows and reconstructing the roof. |
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If you own a modern computer, you will know there is a maintenance wizard in your windows software. |
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On each side of the rectangular building were three more windows of the same type. |
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I recall a vivid childhood dream of being trapped in a tiny house with a werewolf clawing at the windows and doors. |
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The Museum is an impressive red-brick building, two storeys high, with irregular shaped windows in a haphazard pattern. |
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Features include woodgrain double-glazed windows and doors throughout, mahogany internal doors and a mahogany staircase. |
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But Mr Frayne complains that ill-fitting windows, a wobbly wall and kitchen units infested with woodlice have made their lives a misery. |
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Got home to find my windows sparkly white and some paint on the polished woodwork of my front door. |
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I had a fantasy that it was off to drive round the local council estate with the windows wound down and Wagner booming out of the woofers. |
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The famous red-light district featured perfectly legal prostitutes on display in their windows. |
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South walls are formed of large sliding floor-to-ceiling windows with, outside them, folding panels of local reeds in aluminium frames. |
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Most of the windows were from hallways and workrooms, though there were a few belonging to cells. |
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The classrooms have been turned into workshops where windows are repaired, restored and triple-glazed. |
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The internal finishes are impressive, with features such as larch, ash, deal and slate floors and hardwood doubleglazed windows. |
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Gabrielle works at nights washing car windows, and owns nothing but a pair of jeans, a couple of jumpers, a hat and a pair of worn-out shoes. |
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A workman had fitted locks to some windows, but ran out of locks and said he would come back later. |
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I would like the windows replaced with the ones we actually thought we were getting. |
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The renovations included gutting the kitchen, refinishing the hardwood, painting, replacing doors and windows and buying new furniture. |
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Each house and shop set up altars in their doorways or windows with religious statues or holy pictures mixed with fresh flowers. |
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Our scenic car, with its wrap-around windows, swung up to Birg at the junction of two, huge, mountain ridges. |
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Liz continued backwards into one of the alcoves and struck the wall below one of the windows. |
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Light streamed in, not from the windows on the wall, but from mirrors reflecting sunlight off the roof. |
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Light reflections off the chrome surface, reflective windows, everything is used to make you believe you're part of the action. |
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One nuance Duguay revels in throughout the film is the use of mirrors, windows and reflections. |
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However, some windows use argon or krypton in this space to improve thermal performance. |
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Consider windows that fill that space with gases like argon, krypton, or a mix of the two. |
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A second-story balcony is adorned with elaborate wrought-iron railings and windows framed by elongated pointed arches. |
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Shop windows are alive with colourful summer clothing and the summer holidays will be with us sooner than we can imagine. |
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Visibility levels are superb, with the large front and side windows allowing good all-round vision. |
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Except on the bottom and top floors, the windows, arranged in a completely regular pattern, are simple holes in the wall with simple frames. |
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Croft looked around, taking in the bright, sand-coloured walls, the cream drapes, the fine lace curtains about the windows. |
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New buildings of reinforced concrete have been faced with red brick with windows of enamelled steel sections, hammer finished in grey. |
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If they were implementing the planning permission, it would be expected they would have allowed for the windows. |
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Another important target is reinstating traditional features such as shop fronts, windows and doors. |
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Undoped YAG Crystal is an excellent material for UV-IR optical windows, particularly for high temperature and high energy density applications. |
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She begged for food and alms, reaching wordlessly through the open windows of the buses parked at the bus stand. |
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As it gets dark, behind the windows partly blocked by sandbags, they light a paraffin lamp. |
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As I glanced towards it, I noticed the soft glow of kerosene lamplight through the two front windows. |
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Soft golden lamplight illuminated the windows as the travellers eventually reached their destination. |
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Stain-glass windows and reliefs on the column close to the altar add beauty to the atmosphere. |
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The stained glass windows behind the altar in Glann Church are in need of repair. |
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Our parishioner had lived through the removal, replacement and removal again of altars and stained-glass windows. |
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Every second window has been screwed closed, with alternate windows to be opened periodically to aerate the interior. |
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Three youths, believed to be in their early teens, used stones to break windows. |
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Large windows to the side provide attractive views over the rear garden, to which there is direct access through glazed yellow pine French doors. |
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Some landlords also use supermarket billboards and cards in newsagent's windows. |
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Many of those youths, identified as coming in from the poor suburbs, battled the police, burned cars and smashed store windows. |
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Nearly all the lighting uses efficient fluorescent bulbs, and walls are insulated and windows double-glazed. |
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Workers replaced the windows, cleaned the brick and brought the building up to code with ramps and elevators. |
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Have you recently remodeled your home or done any energy conservation work, such as installing insulation, storm windows, or weather stripping? |
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Sunlight streams in through the windows, highlighting the artwork and contributing to the relaxed ambience. |
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The windows glide up and down smoothly, while the top sash tilts out and is removable for easy cleaning. |
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On no account open the doors or wind down the windows if someone requests that you do so, or you will end up with a lapful of water. |
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This attractive material is mostly consumed by the lapidary market for jewelry and decorative specimens for dressing windows and display cases. |
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The teak double-glazed windows contrast with the creamy yellow render, and shades of yellow form the backdrop for much of the interior. |
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Built in 1981, the 217 square metre bungalow has a stylish exterior combining white painted render with a tiered slate roof and hardwood windows. |
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While looking in store windows near the youth hostel where she was staying, Gallagher spotted some funky handblown-glass jewelry. |
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Grow thorny plants like agave, barberry, cactus, Natal plum, and yucca under rear windows. |
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The fireplaces and windows were restored, wood floors repaired or replaced, and new copper flashing installed on the original slate roof. |
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The room seems trashed beyond repair, while light spills through the casement windows beyond which green things are growing. |
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Some prizes will be up for bid only during narrow time windows, in order to draw repeat traffic throughout the peak summer selling season. |
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Precautions include the use of insect repellants, insecticide room sprays, mosquito netting, and screened windows. |
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The most obvious difference is that glass windows have replaced sliding wood shutters, and houses now have electricity. |
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Broken roof tiles should be replaced and broken windows should be repaired. |
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French windows led out into the grassy back yard and a fireplace made of black marble reposed on one side of the room. |
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The windows were covered with a lattice of thick metal grilles, and the doors were of reinforced steel. |
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Rooms overlooking the courtyard upstairs have widely spaced lattice woodwork to allow for cross ventilation with facing windows. |
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Lace curtains neatly surround the latticed windows while pretty flowers border the tidy garden which has obviously been lovingly kept. |
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It has lattice windows and its own seating area with a wrought-iron gas fireplace with remote control. |
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What, from the outside, seem like gloomy lattice windows prove within to be vivid mosaics of coloured glass. |
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The halls of the keep were large and airy, with polished stone floors and huge lattice windows. |
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A few drops of lavender oil in a bowl of warm water, placed on a table away from windows, will also provide protection against bacteria. |
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A big yard, with a lawn and garden, lots of windows, open plan, big patios, shady trees. |
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To date they have been successful in getting the building re-roofed and the stain glass windows restored. |
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They had to actually get an axe to the beautiful leaded windows to get the water in. |
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The leaded windows are quite difficult to replace so we are going to have to put plain glass in for the time being. |
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The lack of internal shutters suggests that there may have been leaded casement windows before the double-hung windows were installed. |
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Today, rows of chipboard panels cover the smashed leaded glass windows at the 15 th-century building. |
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In this novel the sky is always leaden grey, the light is smoky, the rain is pelting the windows and it is cold. |
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A neighbour helped residents from the guest houses to escape through windows after seeing flames billowing from the house. |
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He'd leave the windows open in winter so we'd develop a resistance to cold. |
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The cabin looked deserted because of a broken swing out front and the boards on the windows. |
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Most of the windows were secured with thick boards, and many doors were large and overly secured. |
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The smashed windows are boarded up because we cannot afford to replace them. |
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At the moment the windows are boarded up but repair work is due to start early next week. |
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All of its doors and windows were boarded up after the glass was smashed in earlier attacks. |
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When the Evening Press visited the property four windows were boarded up and grass and weeds were growing wildly in the front garden. |
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The doors of the house have been bolted shut and some of the windows are boarded up. |
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A year ago the classrooms stood empty, the windows were boarded up, and the future of the Queen Anne School building was anything but certain. |
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It includes such functions as dragging icons between folders, resizing windows inside the browser, sorting data easily and the like. |
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Most of the school's walls were covered in scribbles and the culprits also used cutters to leave etching marks on a lot of windows. |
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The storm has not abated, not at all, and I look out one of the windows, and see that the snow is easily up to my waist. |
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It had several openings for doors and windows, plus a chimney vent on each end. |
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The saloon's steeply rising waistline rises yet further here, so the rear side windows are unusually slender. |
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There have been attacks on mosques ranging from windows being broken to petrol bombings. |
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The six Roman heroes stand high up in the side arches, above the entablature that crowns the actual windows in the wall. |
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The office was above the street level, all of the windows miraculously kept intact. |
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Shown will be the full range of Sheerframe windows, curtain walling and the new conservatory roof system. |
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Sert tamed and harnessed the Mediterranean light with quadrantal cylinder windows. |
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My guess is that these X's and quadrilateral shapes are caused by windows across the street reflecting the light of the low sun. |
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They resemble cone-like wall sconces, and the colorful abstract shapes covering their surfaces appear to glow like stained glass windows. |
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A group of 20 teenagers went on a Halloween rampage in Hockley, smashing windows, tearing down fences and hurling abuse at homeowners. |
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Rue was hung from doorways and windows to ward off evil spirits and prevent them from entering the house. |
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The wind was driving the rain at acute angles, and the windows were shuddering from the thunder. |
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For two more days the winds beat against the house, and the snow and ice drove against the windows. |
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The surviving 17th-century windows are all of wood with quarries of hand-blown glass in lead cames attached to iron saddle-bars. |
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The glass panes of some windows in the office and officers' quarters had been broken. |
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Niall was clearing the remaining jagged edges of glass from the windows and banging on the side of the wreck in the hope of some response. |
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At Fonthill the crest and the thirty-six quarterings of Beckford's full coat-of-arms were blazoned on the carpets and painted glass windows. |
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I watch the birds flying past in the sky, I listen to the sound of the oceans coming from the open windows. |
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Its intricately carved windows have beautiful jali or filigree work that is a feature of all buildings of the period in Ahmedabad. |
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Salvaged doors and windows housed in new jambs set up contrasts between new and old. |
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Ministers and officers were sitting at a long table in the conference hall, a dull rain sorrowfully washing large windows. |
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In addition, the top areas of the main windows are decorated with stone tracery describing trefoils, quatrefoils and Moorish arches. |
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She turns away from the floor-to-ceiling windows and picks up her cup of watery coffee. |
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In a waterside hotel in the heart of the Home Counties, we can hear the rushing of the stream through open windows. |
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Don't encourage your children to wave from the windows, as they might try to climb up when you're out of the room. |
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The castle was tall and wide with bright decorations and people waving from the small windows. |
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Colonel Weatherly returned his attention to the windows and then jerked his chin toward the carriage parked out in front. |
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Wonderful period detailing, including gothic windows, sandstone quoins and pillars, with access to the clock in the bell tower via a hatch. |
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The 20-foot placing jib both rotates and articulates, allowing access to the pump discharge around corners and through windows. |
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The weather-beaten windows, with their peeling paint, will go, as will the threadbare carpet in the games room. |
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Now that we're ready to weatherstrip the windows, it is best to begin by discussing the different types of windows. |
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And weatherstripping can be used to seal gaps around windows and exterior doors. |
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Save energy by using caulk and weatherstripping to seal cracks and gaps in your windows. |
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Lobo started shuffling uphill, on crooked empty streets past blind-shuttered windows. |
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Each inhabitant has chosen an image that most represents their life to be traced onto a blind affixed to the windows of the south-facing facade. |
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Now she was trapped in the darkness for the windows were covered with blinds and curtains. |
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If eyes are the windows to the soul, Coach Willingham has the curtains pulled, blinds raised and windows cranked all the way open. |
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Susan ordered windows with miniblinds sandwiched between the glass so she'd never need to clean another blind. |
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Someone walked into the room making a noise sounding like they were pulling up blinds from windows. |
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Double glazed windows designed to keep out the noise of the tramcars now block the worst racket from modern traffic. |
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It's a dirty old night out there, wind howling, rain dashing against the windows, not at all the kind of night to move far from the fireside. |
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Power windows, locks and mirrors and CD in the dash, are very upscale options for that little bit of cash. |
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Tall shrubs, including camellias, hydrangeas, and variegated weigela, were carefully positioned so they wouldn't completely block the windows. |
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In this way it can help the owner of a property to get the right sort of windows, joinery or plaster finish on their building. |
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The cool air from the windows allowed a welcome breeze carrying the scent of pineapples and pomegranate. |
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You can apply insecticide around doors, windows, and vents, outside stairwells, window wells, along foundation, under lip of siding. |
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The buildings are made from a sandy beige stone, doorways are partially blocked with sandbags, windows are ragged blackened holes. |
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Old windows can be renovated and made draught-proof by fitting brushes to the bottom rail and meeting rails of the sashes. |
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Natural drafts that people usually sense occur near windows and masonry walls. |
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The majority of schools need some form of restoration because of crumbling walls, bullet holes, broken windows and leaking roofs. |
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Gaping holes puncture the walls, leaving glimpses of lifeless interiors through jagged brickwork and shattered windows. |
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Large, clear-cut, crystalline windows shone in the late afternoon sun, casting colorful rainbows across the expansive lawn. |
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Stained glass windows splayed sunlight in multicolored, non-sense rainbows over the rich Persian rugs thrown to either side of the ruby highway. |
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Suddenly machine-gun fire raked the bridge and the pilothouse, shattering the safety windows. |
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We run together down windows, streaming and sobbing and smashed into one big wet. |
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It's gutted, with big windows that aren't even boarded up, rickety balconies and a jungle of weeds out front. |
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Concealed doors and traps tend to fly open unexpectedly like windows on an Advent calendar. |
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Then, just as quickly, his expression returned to hard resolve as he wheeled around to face the large windows in front of him. |
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The brakes wheeze and the windows shudder, the seats are cracked and creaky. |
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The day when you could open your windows for fresh air is just a dim memory. |
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I am also advised by officials that there was one particular design fault in one of the windows of the cells. |
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I like to go where the breeze blows free and the windows of the heart are not shut. |
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Pat anxiously rapped on each of the windows, concerned that occupants of the home might have been trapped inside. |
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My poor dogs and I are confined to one room whilst the window men continue to fit the new windows. |
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The shape of the side windows is slightly different, but that obviously does not affect the aerodynamic shape. |
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When driving at high speeds, make sure that your windows are closed to avoid aerodynamic drag. |
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Chartres new luminosity and stained-glass windows illustrate a second principle of medieval aesthetics. |
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Every once in a while, a rat-a-tat of heavy rain would pelt the windows, drowning out the demanding drone of wind. |
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The weather contributes to the feeling with winds whistling through the towns and rain lashing against our windows. |
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Thunder rattled the windows and lightning gave an eerie and unworldly light to halls. |
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There were no windows inside the carriage, so Primrose's leader had to sit in silence as the carriage rattled towards Graveyard. |
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The car was a rattletrap, and when we slowed down, dust would Come boiling in, even with the windows shut. |
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The flat roofs that leak need to be replaced, as do the heating system and the windows. |
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Time passed and the light outside remained the same flat grey as snow kept falling, icing the windows over. |
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He raises the crown into the golden rays of summer sunshine streaming through the windows. |
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The city had already fallen dark and the light that glowed in the dirty windows seemed to beckon her. |
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As the sun shines in the tall windows, the amber glows in oranges, reds, and dark browns and yellows. |
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It was lucky that the windows are double-glazed as they kept back the flames for a few minutes. |
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It covers the windshield keeping off ice, frost and snow sparing you from scraping your windows clean. |
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Screening windows and doors helps keep flies out of milk barns, pig parlors and homes. |
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Inside, both the sitting room and drawing room have bay windows, there is a dining room and a kitchen with a gas-fired Aga. |
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Retail shops across the length and breadth of the city are dressing up their windows to attract customers. |
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The apartment has double-glazed sash windows and a cherrywood staircase set into a recessed wall. |
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We actually work in a room with no windows, but we decorated it real nice for Christmas. |
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I took my munchies back to the car, opened the windows wide, and sat there watching the world go by. |
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The wideness of the screen allows having several windows conveniently visible at the same time. |
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Since the officers opened the windows a few minutes after the smoke bomb went off, I don't expect to find much residue upstairs. |
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Then all of a sudden I just saw all of the downstairs go up in flames, and all the windows smashed. |
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He and two volunteers settle into the carpeted rear of the vehicle, walkie-talkies in hand, and peer out the windows. |
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Behind their bay windows are elegant drawing rooms and to the rear there is sufficient space to create generous kitchens and living areas. |
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The building's exterior is largely unchanged, except that the carved mammal heads on the keystones of the first floor windows have been removed. |
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Its windows have geometric tracery in the Decorated style, with rebates for hinged shutters. |
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The whitewashed walls gave it an air of space and light, despite the lack of windows. |
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All windows are open to air the rooms and with only shutters to keep out little intruders the level of noise is unbearable. |
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With no windows to open to air the place out, the only thing the Blues could do was import some industrial-sized fans to circulate the air. |
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Outside the living room windows he built two wind harps, 12-foot-tall clusters of 32 strings. |
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The building had no air conditioning, and the room had no windows, so we placed a standalone AC unit in the room. |
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On the comfort front all versions have air conditioning, electric door mirrors and windows and hi-fi. |
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The garage door was kicked in, windows smashed and boards ripped apart in a concerted attack that must have lasted several minutes. |
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Once inside the car, he kicked out at the interior door panels and windows, as well as spitting in the face of another police officer. |
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Eventually, the front wall was rebuilt and the windows repositioned in their original places. |
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Both of the front bedroom windows were wide open and Nev sat in a chair by the bed. |
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He told the driver where to go and Juliet sat there, gazing out the tinted windows. |
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All the houses will have a traditional look with curved timber framed windows, decorative roof detail and over-door pediments. |
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It has wider hallways, higher ceilings, more windows admitting more natural light and more places for students to hang out. |
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The apartments and penthouses have double-glazed redwood framed windows, fitted kitchens and gas-fired central heating. |
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Guiding the girls out of the mansion through the smashed windows, Robert led them around to the front of the house. |
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I have lost count of the number of smashed plate glass windows in the town centre, and not just isolated premises, often several at a time. |
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St Peter's Church has also been a target with stained glass windows smashed. |
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Philip Nicholson, 43, said local youths had thrown stones and smashed four windows at his house in Alcuin Avenue, Tang Hall. |
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The windows were single pane glass that was stained with smoke, dirt, and the oils from human skin. |
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Steady shelling was going on, and there were occasional spatters of machine gun fire through the smashed windows of her refuge. |
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In the overnight rioting, about 100 attackers set fire to Redfern railway station, torched a car and smashed windows. |
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In Harare yesterday hundreds of government supporters threw stones and smashed windows at the MDC headquarters. |
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The three-day summit left the ancient port of Genoa littered with burnt-out cars, smashed windows and vandalised property. |
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In the early hours of New Year's Day, she said, Webb visited her home and smashed windows in her front door. |
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I ran across the street to get into the office. There were several customers at the windows, some being served, others waiting to be served. |
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Starting July 1st, two female personnel with rulers stand at the ticket windows to determine whether the length of the skirt earns a discount. |
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The colors are bright and cheery, and case officers sit at desks arranged in an open plan, rather than behind plexiglass windows. |
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About 20 Gothamites are waiting in line in front of old-fashioned, gated bank windows. |
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They were carrying a hammer which they banged on the security windows of the bank as they demanded money. |
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In the ensuing chaos a few minutes after the ticket windows opened, all of the six ticket windows were damaged, and several women collapsed. |
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In the corridor leading to the interview windows, they have panoramic views of cities in America. |
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The office was empty, swivel chairs motionless behind open reception windows. |
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In that film, shop displays and storefront windows greeted Tom Cruise with ideas of how to enhance his clothing selections. |
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She looked in the windows of the shops, and chatted with some of the store owners. |
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Had it been a usual morning, people would have been walking about and peering in various shop display windows along the block. |
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As soon as the brown paper came down from the windows, customers started arriving. |
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He sped down the streets, looking into the windows of shops and restaurants. |
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Keiko looked to Otaru, who was avoiding eye contact by looking at the windows of the shops across the street. |
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In fact, what you'd mostly see would be the gulfs between the stars, the black expanses that serve as our windows on the rest of the universe. |
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Do you feel obliged to tear out plastic windows in envelopes before recycling them? |
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This results in yellowed envelopes, shrunken address windows, and brittle paper. |
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Interview windows are usually made available to clients five to seven days before the event. |
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Events such as the VJ Hunt provide such windows of advertising opportunity. |
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There are windows of tourism opportunity opening regularly but no-one available to spot them and act upon them before they slam shut. |
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The Manchester victory has opened windows and doors of opportunity for New Oak. |
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I have a system to insure my own safety and compromises are already made to work around task announcements and launch windows. |
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For interplanetary missions, such windows are much stricter than for satellites orbiting the Earth. |
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For a mission to Mars, such launch windows are available every twenty-six months, for only a couple months at a time. |
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And the Gateway would also widen the very narrow launch windows for some planetary missions. |
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All of these windows are in infrared wavelengths, and they are narrow, like the gaps between the slats of a fence. |
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A series of overlapping windows representing the full range of sequence divergence were defined. |
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The light standard for vehicle windscreens means front windows must allow 75 per cent of light through, while side windows must admit 70 per cent. |
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Similar picturesque thatched cottages with lattice windows are illustrated in the children's picture sheets issued by early nineteenth-century publishers. |
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At Little Moreton William Moreton employed the carpenter Richard Dale to add turret-like bay windows to the hall and withdrawing room of a mid-C15 timber-framed house. |
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The windows were sealed shut around the edges by duct tape but still rattled when it got windy. |
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Here in France during the winter, the windows of pastry shops are lined with all sizes of Galettes de Rois, disks of caramelized puff pastry filled with almond paste. |
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Nobody was allowed in his room, where the windows were covered with black garbage bags secured with duct tape. |
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People are most amused by the girls who constantly flirt with viewers in the street in front of their windows by making eyes at them or dancing lasciviously. |
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The reception hall with mahogany woodblock floor leads to a gracious drawing room with windows on three sides overlooking the well-tended gardens. |
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Perhaps the most magnificent building in Jaisalmer is the Patwon-ki haveli, whose entire facade is covered with intricate latticework, Rajput balconies and gabled windows. |
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Often in a palette of blue, red, black and white, these kaleidoscopic paintings have been related to the intricate stained-glass windows of Rhenish cathedrals. |
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With the doors and windows sealed, the air should be purified by sprinkling perfumes and scents and by burning aromatic woods such as laurel, myrtle, rosemary and cypress. |
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Walls, windows, letters, bodies, books, John Donne redivivus, one might say, had that epithet not been applied to his acquaintance, Rupert Brooke. |
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All of the windows were rolled down and the wind whipped at our hair. |
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One of the huge stained-glass windows on the north side of the building had been removed, allowing a bitterly cold wind to whistle around the building. |
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According to industry sources familiar with Virgin's plans, the company is assembling a range of offerings the music service will offer with a view to those launch windows. |
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On 116th Street, dented low riders slinked by, windows open, music blaring. |
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The older parts of the university are all built of the same plain light brown brick rising in columns, with long windows between them, and simple flat roofs. |
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The launch windows will move back to the daytime in September. |
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Immediately after the first sea swept over our stern, I ordered the Boatswain to take sufficient men and shutters to close all windows in the after cabin. |
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The rock smashed two windows and showered one passenger with glass. |
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Tucked away in a courtyard of 15 th-century Cerne Abbey, in Dorset, Cerne Abbey Cottage is all leaded windows, mellow masonry and old-world loveliness. |
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Once there, I have two windows looking our on our courtyard, and a radiator for coziness. |
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Lennon put smoked windows on his Rolls but the wit was still dry, the put-downs fierce, the lack of sell-out total. |
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Secure metal sheets were welded across windows and doors at the former 50-room hotel and restaurant to prevent squatters re-entering the property. |
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Stairs rise from the landing to the attic room, which is floored and panelled in wood and features two velux windows and a good amount of eaves storage. |
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Becky refastened her seat belt and they both rolled up their windows. |
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One resident, who did not want to be named, said that in recent weeks his car had been attacked and damaged by gangs of youths and windows on his street had been smashed. |
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They are both in the study of my old farmhouse, in a room that has three nice sized windows, each with a lovely, bucolic view. |
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They carefully scanned open windows along the route, looking for places where a shooter might hide. |
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The earliest buildings, dating from the 19th century, feature uneven wooden floors and small, deep-set windows that create the air of a monastery refectory. |
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She was told the caretakers would provide a basic service including sweeping and mopping where necessary of halls, landings and stairs and cleaning of accessible windows. |
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A number of passengers had been catapulted through the windows, in one instance with tragic results. |
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They are particularly hated in Tallaght, as the brick-proof perspex windows and CCTV cameras mounted on the side of houses attest. |
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