bow-windowed

Not just those scuffling Cockney urchins; or the convivial throngs outside the towpath pubs; or the middle classes in their gracious bow-windowed houses and lovely, sloping, riverbank-leaning lawns.

Boat Race still takes British sport's venerable cream cracker | Frank Keating 2011

His fossil shop was across the road from my poste restante... the bow-windowed building still stands, but now sells fripperies.

Linktastic Monday! - A Dress A Day 2008

Whereupon he rode back again down the High Street to that same bow-windowed Ship Tavern where the Brotherhood of the Rose made their vow, and settled himself in the very room where they had supped.

Westward Ho! 2007

Then he flicked his whip and they drove on; past the market cross; past the red brick town hall, with the arches under it; along a street of bow-windowed eighteenth - century houses, the residences of doctors and solicitors; past the pond with chains linking white posts together and a horse drinking; and so out into the country.

The Years 2004

One of the bow-windowed rooms on the ground floor with the pleasant look-out I have described was the drawing-room; the other was the schoolroom.

The Life of Charlotte Bronte 2002

It is a long, bow-windowed cottage, now divided into two dwellings.

The Life of Charlotte Bronte 2002

Swing docks afforded occasional glimpses of the river as they passed the stinking, bow-windowed taverns of Wapping.

Time Scout Asprin, Robert 1995

He put a heavy and peremptory hand upon her arm and drew her over the threshold, across the tiny passage called the hall, into one of the two bow-windowed rooms.

Mrs. Day's Daughters Mary E. Mann

Dobble informed me that Mr Juffles resided in a bow-windowed villa near

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 343, May 1844 Various

Temple and the Tower, with my bodily eyes, my thoughts dwelt for ever on the bow-windowed villa near Bushy Park.

Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine - Volume 55, No. 343, May 1844 Various