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Definition of window ledge in English: window ledgenoun another term for windowsill Example sentencesExamples - The woman, who was now outside the building on the window ledge, looked down and slid her feet closer to the edge.
- She knew where all the protruding stones on the outer wall were from her many late night escapes and confidently swung one leg over the window ledge.
- Many varieties will grow quite happily indoors on a sunny window ledge or porch.
- The fire started when a burning scented candle on a window ledge ignited the curtains.
- We sat there for perhaps half an hour, watching the yachts go sailing by, collecting hundreds of the perfect unbroken shells to fill jars for my bathroom window ledge.
- Snails are why I grow strawberries in window boxes, not that a snail sees the sheer cliff of wall leading to the window ledge as anything but a challenge.
- He kicked open the window, and stepped out onto the window ledge.
- There was no response from the boy perched on the window ledge.
- The next stop is the window ledge on the 48th floor.
- During my visit I saw that the proposed conservatory would be directly below the main living room window, although the ridge of the roof would not extend as far upwards as the window ledge.
- The zucchini did so well they somersaulted off into the garden below, but tomato plants, if you can give them enough water and fertiliser will live happily on a window ledge or balcony all summer.
- On the window ledge is an old kitchen scale that belonged to her grandmother.
- Climbing onto the window ledge, she dangled her legs downwards.
- A window cleaner who plunged 45 ft to his death from a third-floor window ledge must not have had his safety harness fastened, an inquest heard.
- The startled homeowner reacted by threatening him with a golf club but, in the ensuing struggle, Dempsey grabbed the implement and smashed his way out on to a window ledge.
- In Scarborough, North Yorkshire, striking firefighters left their picket line to rescue a man trapped on a window ledge on top of a 50 ft hostel.
- It is quite happy on a window ledge provided you keep the leaves off the glass, and it is available everywhere in endless varieties from palest pink to deep purple.
- He recalls having to make quick decisions - in one case leaving a colleague on a window ledge because of the weight limit on the ladder as the casualties were brought down.
- A window cleaner who stole a rival's ladder, leaving him hanging onto a window ledge, has been ordered to do 18 months community service.
- The windows in Mr Iveson's room had low sills and he may have sat on the window ledge to make a call.
Definition of window ledge in US English: window ledgenounˈwɪndoʊ ˌlɛdʒˈwindō ˌlej another term for windowsill Example sentencesExamples - We sat there for perhaps half an hour, watching the yachts go sailing by, collecting hundreds of the perfect unbroken shells to fill jars for my bathroom window ledge.
- Many varieties will grow quite happily indoors on a sunny window ledge or porch.
- In Scarborough, North Yorkshire, striking firefighters left their picket line to rescue a man trapped on a window ledge on top of a 50 ft hostel.
- A window cleaner who plunged 45 ft to his death from a third-floor window ledge must not have had his safety harness fastened, an inquest heard.
- Snails are why I grow strawberries in window boxes, not that a snail sees the sheer cliff of wall leading to the window ledge as anything but a challenge.
- A window cleaner who stole a rival's ladder, leaving him hanging onto a window ledge, has been ordered to do 18 months community service.
- The fire started when a burning scented candle on a window ledge ignited the curtains.
- She knew where all the protruding stones on the outer wall were from her many late night escapes and confidently swung one leg over the window ledge.
- The next stop is the window ledge on the 48th floor.
- Climbing onto the window ledge, she dangled her legs downwards.
- The zucchini did so well they somersaulted off into the garden below, but tomato plants, if you can give them enough water and fertiliser will live happily on a window ledge or balcony all summer.
- It is quite happy on a window ledge provided you keep the leaves off the glass, and it is available everywhere in endless varieties from palest pink to deep purple.
- There was no response from the boy perched on the window ledge.
- During my visit I saw that the proposed conservatory would be directly below the main living room window, although the ridge of the roof would not extend as far upwards as the window ledge.
- The woman, who was now outside the building on the window ledge, looked down and slid her feet closer to the edge.
- He kicked open the window, and stepped out onto the window ledge.
- He recalls having to make quick decisions - in one case leaving a colleague on a window ledge because of the weight limit on the ladder as the casualties were brought down.
- On the window ledge is an old kitchen scale that belonged to her grandmother.
- The startled homeowner reacted by threatening him with a golf club but, in the ensuing struggle, Dempsey grabbed the implement and smashed his way out on to a window ledge.
- The windows in Mr Iveson's room had low sills and he may have sat on the window ledge to make a call.
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