In another minute the old solicitor was left with Ramo, who stood beneath the dim stained-glass window, with his arms folded and his brow knit.
How strange that bronze figure looks," said Mr Girtle, glancing up at the great centaur looming indistinctly against the stained-glass window, in whose recess it stood.
One gentleman announced his intention of paying no fare and grappled the conductor, who neatly cross-buttocked him through a double plate-glass window.
But never, in all my life, did I ever see a chocolate egg with a glass window and a little chicken and a duck inside seesawing and teeter-tautering!
And as the Candy Rabbit looked through the glass window, he saw the seesaw begin to go up and down.
It was covered with twists and curlicues of sugar and candy, and in the end of this egg, also, was a glass window.
A ghost which all Elmdale has seen in the hall resolves itself, on inquiry, into a shadow cast by a stained-glass window.
It will be remembered that the hall was lighted directly from the upper part of the front door, and the stained-glass window on the half-landing of the stairs.
I need hardly say that the villagers have seen Mr. Garth's ghost many times, particularly in June, because in that month the setting sun throws a peculiar shadow through a stained-glass window on the half landing.
But, my dear fellow, what you took for a ghost was merely the reflection of a painted figure in a stained-glass window.
And this is the very last operation in the making of a stained-glass window.
We must now, then, turn our attention to the mechanical processes by which the stained-glass window is finished off.
There has been assistance, but every one of those assisting has had the opportunity to learn to make, and according to the degree of his talent is actually able to make, the whole of a stained-glass window himself.
At one end of the room in an arm-chair, with his back to a terrible stained-glass window, sat a man of about forty.
The man sat down in his chair, with his back to the stained-glass window.
The same man was in the same chair in the same room, with his back to the stained-glass window.
The hideous penetrating light of the tongues of flame from the furnace played on the ground-glass window.
Kennedy carelessly laid his coat and hat on the inside ledge of the ground-glass window, just opposite the spot where he had placed the little coil on the other side of the glass.
Around an "L" in the hall I could see a ground-glass window with a light shining through it.
I am a painter on glass, and have been charged to repair the stained-glass window of the chapel here.
Dedicated to Saint George, it had a stained-glass window of the twelfth century, on which was painted the legend of the saint.
The armouries would glisten as now, the saint would come down from his place in the stained-glass window, and she would be carried away to heaven on the sweet breath of a kiss.
As Honora halted on the threshold, Peter was standing looking out of the five-foot plate-glass window, and his back was to her.
She rose from her knees, and her eyes fell on the softly glowing colours of a stained-glass window: In memoriam--Alicia Reyburn Chiltern.
One to fix on my pantry door which, by the way, contains a glass window.
In the plate-glass window of the picture shop his image stood and looked at him.
His eyes sought the stained-glass window he had put in to the memory of his wife.
He stood still before a plate-glass window, in confusion, and suddenly muttered aloud: "Damn it!
No light shone through the stained-glass window at the bend of the staircase; the stern outline of Rivers knights stood unrelieved by glow of colour.
At that moment he saw a familiar figure rising from one of the morris chairs near the plate-glass window.
He caught the vague reflection of a feminine form in the plate-glass window.
Go on a strike and heave bricks into your plate-glass window?
It is a massive pile, composed of five or six layers of freestone in an octagon shape, placed in the angle formed by the projecting side porch and the wall of the church, and standing under a stained-glass window.
This great defect has since been remedied, and a very handsome and appropriate stained-glass window, representing the apostles, &c.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "glass window" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
