slot window

Finally a voice cried out from a slot window above his head.

He has included a slot window at the foot of the bed for pool gazing.

There is a slot window in the center of the third level with a flat brick arch.

Her new bed chamber was triangular, with a single slotted window.

Now it was directly outside the boarding which covered the slotted windows and the doorway.

He crosses the room and mounts a step and peers through a slot window cut in the deep wall.

It reached a slotted window and squeezed in.

Slotted windows cut into the walls offer views of seven actual artworks that the museum recently acquired.

Glimmers of pale light filtered in through slot windows cut into the stone walls high above their heads.

Federal temporary holding prison which has no window bars, instead each cell is provided with a vertical 5" slot window.

Rain pattering overhead- Through a slot window she glimpsed a distant farmstead, a yellow smear of lamplight in the rain.

Small slot windows extended from the tape hubs toward the outside of the cartridge so that the amount of tape visible on each spool could be seen.

Philip Ross has built a cylindrical structure resembling a small military bunker with a panoramic slotted window through which you can view plants growing in their own electronically controlled ecosystem.

With light gray concrete walls and red metal roofs, it could pass for an immense new Comfort Inn were it not for double coils of razor wire and slotted windows.

This metal side faces Irving Place and is perforated only by slotted windows in an abstract pattern, placed to frame the view of neighboring houses and a particularly lovely rose garden next door.

The house remained close to its original and distinctive Army design, however, retaining the narrow slot windows, or mullioned observation slots, that had been installed in its three instrument rooms for spotting enemy activity.

A Map The Pawnshop Museum is housed in the former pawnshop built in 1917, with the fortresslike eight-storey granite tower and slotted windows, where goods were stored on racks or in safes.

With harsh, jangling sweetness they swung and clashed in some far-off church tower; they shook out their simple music from narrow slotted windows, and it ran into waves and concussions of sound all over the huge and noisy city.

Lanes of shops wind out from the market cross much as they would have done in the de Berminghams' day, and the castle's slotted windows overlook the town and its defenses: five towers, one gate and three-quarters of the wall are still standing.

The almost-out-of-reach slot windows, exposed brickwork and scuffed metal door harked back to the building's former function; the thick carpet, comfortable armchair, tasteful photographs of local gargoyles and the soft queen-size bed, stacked high with cushions, were obviously more recent additions.

Working with two San Antonio architectural concerns, Mr. Legorreta created a geometric cubist structure of five stories with giant red "marbles" that appear to be rolling down one side of the ground, linear "slot windows" and a large terrace accented with palm trees and lava rocks.