He turned back to peer through the leaded windows in the top part of the door.

Men were going out those leaded windows in a rocket stream!

The small deep-cut leaded windows seemed made to keep it all inside.

Leaded windows above give a view of a tiled roof.

Leaded windows high overhead let in light for the lush plants.

Better still, the view from the original leaded windows was over the hotel's celebrated gardens.

They were leaded windows, and curtains were pulled across them.

The light inside was dull, diffused by the thick, leaded windows.

He steps ahead a few paces, looking at the fine stone walls and leaded windows.

The Great Hall has a bay window with leaded windows, common throughout the building.

The ground floor window frames and leaded windows date from the early 20th century, the doorway is older.

The leaded windows were small and curtained with mulberry satin.

Through the tall leaded windows the bright span of water flittered and shone.

There were pink-and-white curtains at the leaded windows, and the gate creaked.

Of the medieval leaded windows, only the rose at the front of the church remains intact.

Period features include oak beams, leaded windows and brass light fittings.

Now and then, squalls of big raindrops burst against the charming leaded windows.

The leaded windows had been smashed, the carved wooden gods dragged out into the sunlight.

I remember when Mr. Herrick put those heavy leaded windows in.

Light streamed in through leaded windows in the ceiling.

Its leaded windows were narrow and covered with twisted wrought-iron grilles.

Since 1992 considerable restoration work has been carried out, including ceilings, stone floors, and leaded windows.

Beyond the drapes, beyond the leaded windows, the night wind coughed.

Her blue eyes picked up the gleam from the leaded windows of the City Tavern.

He pulled up on the crushed rock drive, and sat for a moment staring at the leaded windows that looked down emptily.

He turned back to peer through the leaded windows in the top part of the door.

Men were going out those leaded windows in a rocket stream!

It was even hard to leave the luxurious bathroom, with its own leaded window and view.

The small deep-cut leaded windows seemed made to keep it all inside.

I looked at the frost on the leaded window.

Leaded windows high overhead let in light for the lush plants.

Leaded windows above give a view of a tiled roof.

The redheaded technician saw them through the leaded window from the control room, and came in to help.

Better still, the view from the original leaded windows was over the hotel's celebrated gardens.

He steps ahead a few paces, looking at the fine stone walls and leaded windows.

They were leaded windows, and curtains were pulled across them.

He came to a halt, his profile haughty before the leaded window.

I moved to the leaded window, looked out.

The Great Hall has a bay window with leaded windows, common throughout the building.

The light inside was dull, diffused by the thick, leaded windows.

The leaded windows were small and curtained with mulberry satin.

Her brow pressing against the cool glass of the leaded window, she wondered where the years had flown.

In her nightdress, Margaret was crouched by the leaded window on the landing.

It was standing with its back to me, apparently gazing out of the small leaded window at the snow-covered yard.

Of the medieval leaded windows, only the rose at the front of the church remains intact.

Period features include oak beams, leaded windows and brass light fittings.

Beyond the drapes, beyond the leaded windows, the night wind coughed.

The leaded windows had been smashed, the carved wooden gods dragged out into the sunlight.

He pulled up on the crushed rock drive, and sat for a moment staring at the leaded windows that looked down emptily.

It was a leaded window with diamond panes.