porthole

Look. Portholes. We'll be able to see out in any direction.

Through the wide doors of the sheds she caught a glimpse of the black mass of the boat . . . with illumined portholes.

A big black steamer with a long loop of smoke streaming, with the portholes lighted, with lights everywhere, is putting out to sea.

Out the portholes, Europe slipped over the horizon and the Carthage hit open water.

Abraham was highly intellectual and anchored portholes of knowledge from 18 galaxies for the purposes of understanding of transfusion.

It houses a pilot and two observers, who can peer out of tiny portholes.

The tubes lead to the target chamber, a three-story-high sphere studded with portholes for the lasers to pass through.

About 80 people were reported rescued, many with cuts and bruises from having broken through portholes to escape.

The ISS portholes and windows also provide a vital tool for studying our planet.

This interactive work allows visitors to enter and is fitted with viewing stations such as periscopes and portholes.

A hotel should be comfortable inside, and it will be possible to look at the Earth through large portholes.

The large galley has portholes giving a view of the impeccable engine room.

and the mackerel swimming in and out of the open portholes;