1. Snowflakes were patting against the windowpane.

2. The rain drums on the windowpane.

3. The rain are drumming against the windowpane.

4. There was not one unbroken windowpane.

5. A fat black fly was buzzing against the windowpane.

6. Thunder rattled the windowpane through which Cardiff was looking and the strobe lights fizzled and flickered yet again.

7. The first cold winds rattled the windowpane,[/windowpane.html] and I had made it just in time.

8. The rain drummed upon the windowpane.

9. The frost made bizarre patterns on the windowpane.

10. Carefully taped pieces of glass served as a windowpane.

11. The hail beat a loud tatoo on the windowpane.

12. It was he who broke the windowpane.

13. The rain was beating against the windowpane.

14. The windowpane is broken.

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16. Language could no longer serve as a mere windowpane through which one looked at the world, but was an object of study in its own right, a primary constituent in framing our view of the world.

17. A loose windowpane rattles.

18. There's a broken windowpane.

19. The windowpane lightens the profile and adds a dash of sporting athleticism to the cut.

20. The impact of the stone against the windowpane shattered the glass.

21. It rattles the windowpane and sends the dog scratching to get under the bed.

22. The last breath of a dying wind rattled the kitchen windowpane.

23. He went to sleep as he stood there, clutching his glass, his forehead resting on the windowpane.

24. A trace of early-morning red showed on a fifth-floor windowpane.

25. The author George Orwell once said: " Good prose is like a windowpane. "

26. The boy owned up and said he had broken the windowpane.

27. The reflection of a slender figure appeared in the pitch - dark windowpane.

28. She nudged him, while he, looking through her as through a windowpane, went on with his recitative.

29. He's in trouble again. This time he has broken a windowpane.

30. My heart jerks with a chilly flash of a windowpane.