Porthole sentence example

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  • Meanwhile, second tier cabins will have a simple porthole.
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  • A small porthole with a curtain provides limited lighting.
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  • Outside Staterooms: Instead of a veranda, these rooms have a porthole or a large window.
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  • porthole lamps above the doors & ziggurat doors.
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  • The unisex watch has a smooth metal case and features a small porthole at the back where people can watch the workings of the time piece as they track the seconds and minutes pass.
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  • She stood up on tip-toe and peered through the glass porthole window in the door.
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  • There is a central stationary dome or turret with a circular porthole.
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  • John found a junk shop and bought a very nautical looking " porthole " mirror for his bathroom, to replace a broken one.
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  • Here he examines the exterior side of a fixed porthole.
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  • Our new machines with a big porthole also have a child lock which you can activate yourself.
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  • porthole windows.
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  • The hotel's maritime heritage is interwoven into the design with a subtle recurring motif based on a ship's porthole.
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  • All four houses featured four bedrooms, off street parking and ample garden space while some included porthole and arched windows and sun rooms.
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  • porthole glass lying among brush heads, cables and other unidentifiable objects.
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  • Utility Room automatic washer/drier, Welsh slate floor, round porthole window, door to patio.
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  • porthole view.
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