bow window

They had withdrawn into the bow window out of earshot of the rest of the room.

It had a bow window on the south side, and three Luthern windows in the roof.

On the right Marguerite's house, with a bow window facing the audience.

But Johnstone had turned away, and was staring out of the bow window.

Lancelot Vane was then sitting in the bow window of the coffee-room.

I left her, and went into the bow window, where I could see her face.

The infra-red waves, flung from the bow window, were of a frequency which Snap and I believed that Grantline could not pick up.

There was a bow window with a south exposure, and in the recess stood a huge easy-chair.

In such cases the bow window may be set off from the room by glass doors; one then has a miniature conservatory.

The day's proceedings began at nine o'clock with a regal breakfast, partaken of at a very long table which ran into a bow window.