41.   There was a figure standing in the corner by an open window.

42.   Our quarry stopped in front of a tavern, light and noise pouring stridently through its open windows.

43.   The traffic noise in Whitehall was muted by the heavy curtains, despite the open window.

44.   He could see the rectangular outline of the building and, at the top, at the harbour end, a lighted window open to the night.

45.   However, clearly established ground rules have not been put into place and many kitchens rely on open windows and doors, or merely the tolerance of staff.

46.   He came straight up to the open window and smiled.

47.   He closed the door and leaned out through the open window as he started the engine, but his look was for Marc.

48.   She deliberately relaxed her limbs, looking steadily out of the open window, inhaling deeply as she tried to pinpoint an elusive scent.

49.   Mrs Carter was standing by the open window, smoking a cigarette.

50.   Going to the open window, she pushed the grey slatted shutters wider and peered out.