32 sentences with “window”

There is a cactus on the window.

The cat peeked stealthily through the window.

The fine drizzle gently bathed the window panes.

In my window, I see the nest where the birds nest.

The kitchen was very hot. I had to open the window.

I was surprised to find a tiny insect on my window.

I put a flowerpot on the window to decorate the room.

History is a source of learning and a window to the past.

She has the habit of looking out the window every morning.

She held a pencil in her hand while looking out the window.

From my window, I see the night, and I wonder why it is so dark.

The elderly woman felt a cool breeze when she opened the window.

I get up and look out the window. Today is going to be a happy day.

The gray dove flew to my window and pecked at the food I left there.

The window hinge creaks every time I open it, I need to lubricate it.

Sandy looked out the window and saw her neighbor walking with his dog.

From my window, I hear the noise of the street and see the children playing.

In the crack of the window, the moonlight spilled like a waterfall of silver.

A wheat field is the only thing he can see through the small window of his cell.

The mountainous landscape visible through the window of my cabin was spectacular.

Classical literature offers us a window into the cultures and societies of the past.

The moon was reflecting on the window glass, while the wind howled in the dark night.

The thief climbed up the wall and slipped through the open window without making a sound.

From my window, I see the flag waving proudly. Its beauty and meaning have always inspired me.

Through the window, one could see the beautiful mountainous landscape that stretched to the horizon.

The sunset light filtered through the castle window, illuminating the throne room with a golden glow.

The princess leaned out of the window of her castle and sighed upon seeing the garden covered in snow.

The history of art is a history of humanity and offers us a window into how our societies have evolved.

The bird was flying in circles over the house. The woman watched it from the window, fascinated by its freedom.

She admired the landscape through the train window. The sun was slowly setting, painting the sky a deep orange color.

From the castle window, the princess watched the giant sleeping in the forest. She did not dare to go out to approach him.

I looked out the living room window before getting out of bed, and there, halfway up the hill, exactly where it should be, was the prettiest little tree, lush and with open arms.