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window

[win-doh] / ˈwɪn doʊ /


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With time to kill, I headed east, jigging my route so I could inspect different buildings and shop windows.

From Literature

In the doorway of my assigned room on the third floor I could see the dim outline of a body in the bed closest to the door and an empty bed closer to the window.

From Literature

Los Angeles organizers opened registration and announced windows when Olympic tickets can be purchased.

From Los Angeles Times

The "refund window" will be open until 20 March, according to No Art.

From BBC

While headline inflation has been inside the 1%-to-3% window the central bank seeks to maintain for the last two years, February was the first time below its 2% target since last August.

From The Wall Street Journal