picture window

Tall, pale curtains on the picture window instead of the pilled yellow ones where I’d skulk during hide-and-seek.

Through a picture window he could see the huge modernist sculpture in the plaza, normally a gleaming silver, now shrouded in dust and debris.

Every day, in the quiet moments at home, I stare out a living-room picture window, waiting and wondering, gazing at people roaming the neighborhood in small clusters and staying politely apart.

He stood up and stepped to the picture window that looks out over the grassy courtyard separating the two buildings.

Turning to Commission Exhibit 431, the picture window is shown there, is it not?

I am now in the southeast bedroom of Mrs. Paine's home, looking out the picture window facing onto Fifth Avenue.

The picture window facing on Fifth Street is—why don't you recite it, Mr. Howlett?

That particular bedroom opens by window, a large picture window onto West Fifth Street.

These are unlike the southeast bedroom in that neither of these windows is a picture window.