sliding window
gliding window

With difficulty, he sat down in front of the sliding window.

He turned to face the glass of the sliding windows and his mouth suddenly opened with surprise.

Some models can also be installed in sliding windows as well.

He opened a sliding window and led her inside.

Del pushed open the sliding windows, and the two boys walked into the living room.

The captain escaped from the aircraft through the left sliding window.

The cabbie leaned back with the little sliding window open.

Then he filled up his glass again, and walked over to the wide sliding windows which led out on to the balcony.

- it was permitted to open the little sliding windows.

The open, sliding window behind the driver's seat explained what that scrap of paper might be.

However, these results are probably artifacts of an analysis using sliding windows to determine reversal rates.

An easy step across the railing, and he stood outside the sliding windows in a pool of artificial light.

The old sliding window blinds have been scrapped as a consequence.

He did not hear Ormack open the sliding window.

The sliding window opened at his touch, and Bolan spoke with urgency.

Replacing an ugly overhead door with French doors was next, and then they added a sliding window for more light.

He pulled the pin on a grenade and flipped it at a large sliding window.

Jan glanced around the room, checking that it was in order and the sliding windows closed.

To the left were tinted glass sliding windows set over a steel barrier.

Just slips up and down vertical, like a sliding window.'

Seven of the crew, including the Captain, scrambled to safety through sliding windows in the nose section.

Cabins are provided with private facilities a sliding window and an electrical fan.

Sliding windows gave ventilation and a view out from the rear bench seat.

Generally it is an enclosed space with a large sliding window with a good view of the stage.

This is known as a sliding window process.