| window of | 126.73 | What about the windows of heaven. | ||
| window in | 50.30 | There was a window in the roof. | ||
| window on | 25.48 | Genes are windows on the past. | ||
| window at | 19.88 | He gazed out the window at the snow. | ||
| window with | 17.51 | Original windows with bubble glass. | ||
| window to | 13.69 | A window to the future. | ||
| window for | 13.23 | No windows for fresh air. | ||
| window into | 11.52 | No window into Fenway or Camden Yards. | ||
| window nearby | 6.58 | It shattered windows in nearby buildings. | ||
| window as | 6.39 | It may be possible to use a window as an emergency exit. | ||
| window from | 3.69 | A wooden peg in the hole will keep the window from raising. | ||
| window onto | 3.62 | Cheadle described the role as a window onto the real world. | ||
| window after | 2.44 | Why not open a window after dinner? | ||
| window by | 2.11 | Bathrooms can be viewed from a window by guards. | ||
| window during | 1.97 | Some threw bottles and broke windows during the protest. | ||
| window above | 1.84 | Four were pinned like a window above the baptismal font. | ||
| window down | 1.71 | So she puts the windows down see. | ||
| window along | 1.45 | Protesters smashed several store windows along the route. | ||
| window behind | 1.18 | Rain pelted on the window behind him. | ||
| window like | 1.18 | Juliet had only seen windows like these in stately homes. |