Meanings of shopwindow in English

Stopping at the first shopwindow, I asked Anna what she saw.

One of these appears in nearly every shopwindow and over nearly every shopdoor.

The woman, after a moment, glanced away at the shopwindow.

Instead she drew two-story buses, shopwindow mannequins, and the snack aisle of the supermarket.

In the shopwindow it made a much greater show.

This is it-thereal shopwindow, you might say.

She had set her heart on a silk mantelet marked thirteen francs, which she had seen in a shopwindow.

Or gliding off a shopwindow, I see Mother's winged cheekbones and marble complexion that halt me in my tracks.

One afternoon he passed a shopwindow where a girl in her twenties in black fitted pants was arranging a dress dummy.

He then went into lodgings at Alfredston, and saw in a shopwindow the little handbill announcing the sale of his father-in-law's furniture.

You want it to be ordinary... At 13 and a half, I flew to England... And, suddenly, there it was, in every shopwindow.

One of the running figures exploded into flame as the shopwindow behind it turned to molten glass and spattered fifteen meters onto the Concourse.

But indeed there is no sense at all in describing this lovely girl as though I were taking an inventory of my shopwindow, said Jurgen.

Her photographs were displayed in shopwindows, and she was mentioned in the papers.

He glanced out at the roadway and then came sauntering back along the shopwindows.

The Rue de Rivoli may still be there, with things in the shopwindows and everything.