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French window

NOUN
  1. a French door situated in an exterior wall of a building

How To Use French window In A Sentence

  • A dining room next to the living room, of 26 m², large family table, beautiful chimney with insert, two large French windows facing the sea, the third on to the albizzias.
  • White lacy curtains with dark red drapes covered the French windows, giving the room a warm, cozy ambience.
  • Through the open French windows is a dream beach: a perfect crescent of pristine sand lapped by clear blue water and shaded by tall palm trees.
  • This attic room was once a sculptor's studio and has french windows opening onto a decked terrace. Times, Sunday Times
  • You get to the garden through French windows at the back of the house.
  • Rooms are cosy and colourful, some with french windows leading on to balconies. Times, Sunday Times
  • The rectory was a fine old house, crowned by a belvedere, with Carpenter's Gothic trim and long French windows, a house that captured and stored the available light. Incubus
  • Rooms are cosy and colourful, some with french windows leading on to balconies. Times, Sunday Times
  • A photo of Leicester Tigers decorates the wall behind him, beside French windows that offer an uninterrupted view of fields.
  • I then jemmied a side window, which the police did not notice, since of course they knew the thieves had come and gone through the french window. Alfred Hitchcock's Mystery Magazine
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