many-windowed

From the head of the lawn, on the first soft swell from the valley-level, looked down the deep-porched, many-windowed house.

The Southland 2010

The flying men were sheepishly coming back, but all the while their eyes were raised apprehensively to the many-windowed, lofty buildings that towered like the sheer walls of a canyon on each side of the street.

Chapter 22: The Chicago Commune 2010

But Mr. Miller makes the rabbit hole first a tunnel, then a many-windowed corridor, and finally a series of staircases worthy of M.C. Escher.

In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010

"He wants to make sure his son will have a rich and fascinating life," Mr. Branson said of the Kitchens, in a many-windowed conference room at MoMA, on a break from the Courage Forum.

Sir Richard Branson's Lessons From a Boy 2010

But Mr. Miller makes the rabbit hole first a tunnel, then a many-windowed corridor, and finally a series of staircases worthy of M.C. Escher.

In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010

But Mr. Miller makes the rabbit hole first a tunnel, then a many-windowed corridor, and finally a series of staircases worthy of M.C. Escher.

In So Many Wonderlands David Mermelstein 2010

In all this many-windowed splendor there had to be a prospect for Bayard.

Virginity Sydney Kilgore 2010

The house Amulya built in Songarh looked out of place: a tall, many-windowed town house in the middle of scrubland and fields that were sparsely built upon at the time.

An Atlas of Impossible Longing Anuradha Roy 2008

This particular journey is not as far afield as one might imagine, because the charming town of Papantla is the closest place to stay when visiting the impressive pre-Colombian site of El Tajin, famous for its many-windowed pyramids.

Vanilla: A Mexican Native Regains Its Reputation 2006

The house Amulya built in Songarh looked out of place: a tall, many-windowed town house in the middle of scrubland and fields that were sparsely built upon at the time.

An Atlas of Impossible Longing Anuradha Roy 2008