Meanings of bay-windows in English

We would almost as soon give up the bay-windows,-everybodyhas them nowadays.

There was an abundance of what we call bay-windows, and ornamented balconies.

These were grouped near one of the bay-windows, and engaged in a subdued conversation.

The sitting-room was the prettiest, with its two bay-windows at right-angles, low roof and rafters.

It was a comely gabled edifice of red brick, with square bay-windows and a roomy porch.

The house itself, of brick and two-storeyed, with massive bay-windows, had an ornamental verandah on one side.

Curtains of the richest blue-wrought damask, hung in massy folds from ceiling to floor, before the deep bay-windows.

The three long windows, reaching from the floor to the ceiling, and large as bay-windows, were opened wide.

The two side-shutters in the bay-windows are closed, and there is the same vivid crimson blind in the centre window.

The house expanded into no less than four large bay-windows, affording an outlook to three small rooms upon the ground-floor.

The Grahams' library was a large square room, diversified by two shallow bay-windows such as only a corner house permits.

In another minute Ruth had followed her aunt into a large cheerful sitting-room, with two bay-windows overlooking the beach and sea.

The houses have bay-windows and far-projecting overhangs, and their interlacing beams look like the criss-cross of muscles on an anatomical chart.

The long gallery, with its stately bay-windows, looks on to the well-known terrace and the magnificent garden, made so familiar by photographs.

As they drove through the streets, Katy and Clover caught glimpses of conservatories and shrubberies and beautiful houses with bay-windows and piazzas.

I had thrown out bay-windows, tacked on porches, and constructed bathrooms; but the most vital of all the requisites of a homestead was still lacking.