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Used with adjectives:
"
The building is made up of many large windows."
(large, big, huge, tall, wide)
"
There is a small window in the bathroom."
(small, little, tiny, narrow)
"
The hotel room had floor-to-ceiling windows."
(floor-to-ceiling, panoramic)
"
I want to install bay windows."
(bay, stained-glass, dormer, French)
"
We had to replace all of the broken windows."
(broken, cracked, shattered, smashed)
"
Can you please open the rear windows?"
(rear, front, back, top)
"
His new car has power windows."
(power, electric, tinted, frosted)
Used with verbs:
"
She looks out the window while studying."
(looks out, glances out, gazes out, stares out)
"
I found someone looking through our window."
(looking, peering, gazing, staring)
"
They tapped on the window."
(tapped, knocked)
"
Please open the windows."
(open, close, shut)
"
We need to clean our windows."
(clean, wash)
"
She smashed the window with a rock."
(smashed, broke, shattered)
"
We need to replace our old windows."
(replace)
Used with nouns:
"
The carpenter installed the window pane."
(pane, frame)
"
The bird was sitting on the window sill."
(sill, ledge)
"
She requested a window seat on the airplane."
(seat)
"
I use a window cleaner."
(cleaner)
"
The store put new clothes in the window display."
(display)
Used with prepositions:
"
He threw a rock through the window."
(through, at)
"
The burglar was at the bedroom window."
(at)
"
We sat by the window to get some fresh air."
(by)
"
I want that handbag in the store window."
(in)
"
He stares out the window every night."
(out)
