Examples of 'second-story window' in a sentence
Meaning of "second-story window"
second-story window: This phrase refers to a window on the second floor of a building, often used to denote a specific location or as a point of reference in descriptions or directions
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My mom saw someone inyour second-story window.
My second-story window looked right into your bedroom.
Had to have come from a second-story window.
There's a second-story window in the back that might work.
It was not even falling out of a second-story window.
Tom jumped out of a second-story window without getting hurt.
Poor little fella was tossed into a second-story window.
I had to climb out a second-story window and down a tree to get here.
It wasrt even falling out of a second-story window.
He dove out of a second-story window onto this guy 's Peugeot.
I did not think he would jump from a second-story window.
He dove out a second-story window onto this guy's Peugeot.
Laurie fell out of the second-story window.
Jumped from a second-story window on a call . Thirty-five-year-old male firefighter.
Just got thrown out of a second-story window.
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Also injured was a woman who broke her ankle when jumping from a second-story window.
What 's painful about jumping out a second-story window is not actually the jumping part.
I knew a man once who climbed the outside of a house trying to get into a second-story window.
The headmistress fell from the second-story window to her death.
He was previously stalked by Nigel Crane, a cable technician, who threw him from a second-story window.
We fell from the second-story window.
How close? - He, uh, was in the farmhouse and somehow slipped through a second-story window.
He fell out the second-story window.
I heard you once threw a kid out of a second-story window.
There is a second-story window.
We got a naked woman just jumped from a second-story window.
I fell out of a second-story window.
She tossed her fiancé 's clothes out a second-story window.
Jumped out of a second-story window.
He, uh, was in the farmhouse and somehow slipped through a second-story window.
Jumping out a second-story window.
The tip was time sensitive . And somehow slipped through a second-story window.
We goes in the second-story window.
There's no way Alex could have thrown a gavel through a second-story window.
I saw a kid lookin ' into the second-story window of the crime scene.
I know . and down a tree to get here . I had to climb out a second-story window.
White house, second-story window.
Paramedics brought in a baby . Fell out of a second-story window.
Kate climbed in a second-story window.
He threw me into a mirror . I fell out of a second-story window.
How? Jumping out a second-story window.
Yeah, Sam Scudder . He threw me into a mirror . I fell out of a second-story window.
Once there, the notorious murderer jumped from a second-story window and made a run for it.
Leatherface breaches the front door, and Jenny jumps from the second-story window onto the roof.
Keep working on that second-story window.
A naked woman just jumped from a second-story window.
Sure . We goes in the second-story window.
And then the trunk fell out of a second-story window.
It 's actually illegal to shoot a buffalo from a second-story window of a hotel.
The headmistress fell, or was pushed, from a second-story window to her death.
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