The church's windows are in deep embrasures, and use plain glass.

Excellent examples of deep embrasures with arrow slits are to be seen at Aigues-Mortes and Château de Coucy, both in France.

Most of the south-facing apertures, protected by deep embrasures, had retained their glass.

Peering down fearfully, Yves could see in a far corner the foot of a deep embrasure, and felt the strong draught that blew from it.

At the end of the hallway, about to lead the way down a flight of long stairs, Elorie paused and went to a window where a deep embrasure in the wall looked over a sunset landscape.

This was the only entrance to the tower; but many tall windows were cut with deep embrasures in the climbing walls: far up they peered like little eyes in the sheer faces of the horns.

The windows are locked in deep embrasures to flat segmental heads.

It was small, with a sloping ceiling and a pair of windows set in deep embrasures.

He brought to mind a big cat stalking its prey and she was trapped in the deep embrasure.

She paused with her robe still on her shoulders and looked at the deep embrasure of her bedroom window.