Casement Sentence Examples

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  • He opened the casement.

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  • After the outbreak of the World War Casement went to the United States, whence he wrote in Oct.

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  • The south elevation includes a row of six large metal casement windows.

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  • Gable has renewed 3 light casement with top lights, mullion and transom window above with attic 2 light casement.

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  • A detached stone built potting shed with a stone slate roof and timber casement window.

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  • On 2nd floor a 3 light center opening casement either side a 2 light casement.

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  • The young duchess leaned against the casement and wept.

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  • In each gable a 2 light casement the curving lintel ornamented with a surround of projecting brick keystones.

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  • French window glazed full length opening casement windows.

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  • Casement - Casement windows have hinges on either the right or left and open opposite the hinges by an inside crank mechanism.

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  • With an ample variety of uses, it is no wonder the casement window s so popular.

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  • Usually the center window is a fixed frame window with operational double hung or casement windows on either side.

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  • His work requires a " long light " or leaden casement, so that he most frequently occupies garrets originally designed for his trade.

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  • Windows are either timber sliding sash or casement, usually with heavy surrounds.

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  • Princess Mary shuddered; her nurse, putting down the stocking she was knitting, went to the window and leaning out tried to catch the open casement.

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  • Anderson casement windows also have a wide variety of exterior colors, interior locks, and lifts allowing it to blend into any home.

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  • Usually consisting of a stationary window or windows with either a double-hung or casement window on both sides.

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  • Double hung windows come in very large widths and can be put in place of two casement windows.

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  • Bow - Bow windows are made up of four or more casement windows joined together to form a curve.

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  • Awning - Similar in design to the casement window, awning windows are usually wider than they are tall.

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  • Casement, who with two companions had landed in a collapsible boat at Banna, was arrested on the 24th in a ruined fort which afterwards became a place of pilgrimage for Sinn Fein Irishmen.

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  • Immediately after his arrest Casement was taken to London, and on May 15 was charged at Bow Street police court with high treason, and committed for trial.

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  • A top hung outward opening casement offers a medium cost window option with reduced ventilation control.

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  • Above right a 2 light casement in small roof gable in 1939.

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  • Josepha seated herself by the open casement, and for the first time gazed on the miniature she wore.

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  • Casement - Casement windows have the hinges on either the right or left, and open outward either right or left.

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  • This despatch failed to evoke any response from the powers, with the single exception of Turkey, but the public agitation against the Congo State regime continued to grow in force, being greatly strengthened by the publication in February 1904 of a report by Mr Roger Casement, then British consul at Boma, on a journey which he had made through the middle Congo region in 1903 (described as the "Upper" Congo in the report).

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  • Characterized by sheer richness, Signature watches are designed to deliver the utmost performance from amid a shimmering casement of timeless elegance.

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  • Usually used in conjunction with double-hung or casement windows to form a large viewing area that allows ventilation, these Anderson replacement windows are mainly for looks.

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  • The Defence of the Realm Act and other war-time measures threw in these years a great burden of anxious work on the law officers of the Crown, including the prosecution of Sir Roger Casement for high treason at the Old Bailey.

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