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Meanings of mullions in English
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Examples for "mullion"
Examples for "mullion"
1
She could see a swirling globular head through the greenish glass mullion.
2
A brick mullion was all that separated them; they could speak in whispers.
3
The other end of the rope he now knotted very firmly to a mullion.
4
Theres not one finial or mullion round Boomi that hasnt
5
At the one window, small, with a stone mullion, the summer sun was streaming in.
1
The parrot and Mrs Fotheringham had already discovered that Miss Munnion was nervous.
2
Miss Munnion said that she had often observed it, and that it was very true.
3
It's a positive relief not to have Miss Munnion here agreeing with everything I say.
4
So Moore's baby was a forbidden subject now as well as Miss Munnion's sister, Diana.
5
No, Miss Munnion, you needn't read any more, I shall not be able to sleep now.
1
Stop was made at Paray le Monial from 7:30 to 8 a. m., when breakfast was served from the flat truck dining car.
Usage of mullions in English
1
All the mullions are broken up into very slender shafts with capitals.
2
The facade is painted pale greyish-yellow, with grey mullions round the windows.
3
The two central mullions, as in the nave, are thicker than the rest.
4
The mullions enclosing the central light are thicker than the others.
5
I clutch the stone mullions of the window, and press myself against the panes.
6
Within four uprights these windows have granite mullions that, strangely, create an Islamic pattern.
7
The tips of her fingers clung to the narrow mullions as if for support.
8
The passage windows had no shutters, being old-fashioned stone mullions.
9
Shattered glass and snapped mullions hung crazily from the frame.
10
All the mullions of the clerestory windows have capitals.
11
I remember that the windows in my houses always had mullions and curtains-thetieback kind.
12
The sooty Gothic windows were largely unbroken, though many of the stone mullions were missing.
13
Wooden props served instead of mullions for many years to hold up the tracery above.
14
On either side two rows of wide black windows, heavy browed, with thick stone mullions.
15
Low heavy-browed mullions; the panes, black shining slits in the grey and gold of the stone.
16
A doorway in a wall of torn paper and broken wooden mullions led to more rooms.
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