Gabriel's warm trembling fingers tapped the cold pane of the window.

But all he touched was a cold pane of glass.

At the thought, he gets up from the bed and goes to the window; he rests his forehead on its cold pane.

Wiping the steam from the cold pane of glass, he watched her start the car and race the engine until, warmed up, it stopped knocking.

A few touched hands through the cold panes of glass.

He closed his eyes, leaning his brow against the cold pane.

Stained-glass windows have been replaced with "cold, white panes" and it becomes clear that the narrator looks on the changes of the church sourly (Hugo).

He jumped on the desk, pressed his face against a cold pane of glass, and looked out.

March rested his forehead against the cold pane of glass.

He waved me away, pressing his forehead against the cold pane of the window, eyes tight closed.