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Meanings of bow window in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bay window"
Examples for "bay window"
1
The room had been flooded with light from a great bay window.
2
Prudence and Fairy were sewing in the bay window of the sitting-room.
3
The main bedroom has a bay window and an en suite bathroom.
4
He deliberately glanced at the gold letters painted in the bay window.
5
Zach Hamner's accusations insisted on visiting her perch in the bay window.
Usage of bow window in English
1
Lancelot Vane was then sitting in the bow window of the coffee-room.
2
The sittingroom-cum-diningroom has parquet flooring, an open fireplace and a bow window.
3
Burke carefully painting my bow window, which was quite a sight.
4
By the way, you know the bow window in the drawing-room?
5
How brightly the silver moon shines in that little bow window!
6
Across the curve of the shop bow window a kind of counter was fixed.
7
They found the bow window of the library closed.
8
A few men were standing in a bow window.
9
The pleased light died out of his eyes; turning, he stared out the bow window.
10
I left her, and went into the bow window, where I could see her face.
11
Billy advanced and drew away the drapery which screened the alcove of the bow window.
12
He took it back to the bow window and sat down again, sipping and watching.
13
She has stood amid the flowers in the bow window as long as I can remember.
14
They had withdrawn into the bow window out of earshot of the rest of the room.
15
The older daughter peeped out of the bow window to her right as she stood waiting.
16
And the one sitting-room had what the late Mr. Soames had always called his bow window.