| Because statistics show that the menially impaired are the most likely to be abused, all doors have porthole windows. |
| The small round porthole was coated in a thin layer of fog, and he saw nothing but the smooth ocean basking in the moon glow. |
| During close-up shots, the frame begins to shift, tilting ever so slightly up and down, just like the image one might see out of a porthole on a cruise ship. |
| The material reported ranges from the obligatory porthole to cannon and shot, several pieces of eight and a Charles I gold coin. |
| A window cut into a hedge is like a porthole in the hull of a ship, a delightful surprise that relieves the cabin's potential for claustrophobia. |
| The supervisor was often located above the workshop floor, sometimes with a small porthole window to allow his eyes to range over his charges. |
