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window

[win-doh] / ˈwɪn doʊ /


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The home’s skylights, clerestories and towering windows that take in the wooded scene surrounding it make up roughly 50% of the floor plan — much higher than modern limits allow.

From Los Angeles Times

“He would come home, look out the windows at the wildlife, and paint as an escape.”

From The Wall Street Journal

European champions Arsenal already have plans in place for the summer window and are hopeful of bringing in Batlle on a free transfer.

From BBC

The minutes before entering the house are a treasured window of peace.

From The Wall Street Journal

Relegation-threatened Forest want to strengthen their squad before the transfer window closes on Monday and have made a bid for the Sweden international, but sources have told BBC Sport the offer will be turned down.

From BBC