1. One wall was a picture window affording a pastoral view of Lower Los Angeles right down to the beach.

2. The window behind the stove, and picture window over the table, allowed us to gaze across the darkened canyon.

3. Some one looking through the picture window spotted Lois before she got more than half way up the front walk.

4. Two lower beds, picture window.

5. The picture window overlooks the herb garden.

6. They sat at a picture window overlooking the Spanish Steps, with Saint Peter's looming gloriously in the distance.

7. Terry used to look east, out the picture window in his living room, across Lake Washington, and joke with his mother that some day he would buy her a house on the Eastside.

8. Each 'finger' has a box shaped picture window end providing a visual connection between the occupants and passers-by giving high visibility to the interior spaces during both day time and evening.

9. Mayor Wharton walks across his office to a picture window and stares at a shimmering Mississippi River.

10. An aquarium is a picture window of the underwater world. A piece of the universe where great things happen-birth, life and death; mating and feeding before our eyes.

11. We lingered(), not just because of the food but also because of the view out the picture window.

12. The sitting-room was on the first floor, above the garage, with a picture window overlooking a small park.

13. Although it is July, the house has a Christmas wreath hung in its picture window.

14. Next door, where Ed Preston lived, somebody is watching me from the picture window.

15. We just have to crawl into the family room and hide under the picture window.

16. He was standing in the dark, in front of a picture window, fireworks exploding silently behind him.

17. Editor's note - The chairs are in the left picture window on the bottom and I have blown up that area below for better visualization.

18. In order that everyone can enjoy the beautiful scenery on the moon, every room has at least one picture window.Sentence dictionary

19. If he gets his way, the TV will disappear into the view, and the term picture window will be redefined.

20. Turning, I once again saw the familiar figure of Sarah Albright, standing tall and proud near the large picture window.

21. You are bored, tired and as cranky as an 80-year-old woman who just watched a baseball come through her picture window.

22. Go to an American home in exurbia, and almost the first thing you do is drift toward the picture window.