windowpane

"Did one of the windowpanes look at me with a human eye?"

There was still ice on the inside of the windowpanes in the morning.

He had to break a windowpane to get into your house last night."

She beat on the windowpane with her fists, but no one looked up.

The original windowpanes were smashed at that time as well.

Windowpanes never seemed to break or crack, they just disappeared.

Through the streaked windowpane, he could see the station house.

I was not, it seems, the only boy with a nose pressed against the windowpane.

As if she had walked up to the other side of that glass, stood there looking back at him through the wide windowpane.

Then she heard it clearly- a kind of bumping against her windowpanes.

He saw quite calmly, as through a club windowpane, all that must follow.

She pressed her hand to the windowpane, imagined heat, but felt only cold.

Jamie pressed against the windowpane once more to be sure of what he was seeing.

Somewhere off in the house, shadows of rain moved on far windowpanes.

It took two hands, and shone in the light from a broken rose windowpane.

"The colored windowpanes on the little round windows, have they always been there?"

Outside it could bang into windowpanes or land on a hot pot.

"I'll likely find another soon enough," he returned, speaking to the windowpanes.

Not so much as a dish or windowpane had made a sound in smashing.

It was a tumbledown little place with too many brown paper windowpanes.

He couldn't lay so much as a finger on a windowpane.

Each contains a large red button protected by a windowpane.

Just a small dirty windowpane letting in the pale morning light.

The light was dimmed, however, by the dirt on the windowpanes.

A little bird flies across the windowpane, and my heart jumps.