What is "casements"

Usage examples of "casements".

But there was commonality linking Thrush to all of the casements, and the manner of that connection had so far eluded her.

On their first two jumps to parallel casements, their minds had fused with those of their alternate selves, their dop-pelgangers.

He had theorized it was possible to interact with the frequencies of the stone and therefore open the thresholds between casements at will.

When you three make the transition to other casements, your conscious selves meld with your doppelgangers on the lost Earths.

On the other casements, fusing their consciousnesses had been a prolonged struggle full of pain and mental turmoil.

There are no separate casements here—they all coexist, at once and the same time.

You may have enjoyed small victories on the other casements, but not here.

And if the domino principle, Bell's Theorem, has any validity, the ripples you set into motion on the three casements will reach—or have already reached—this one.

Strangely enough from the inside, there seemed an abundance of casements latched and snug against the rain.

The sovereign of South Englas had acquired the habit of gazing out his casements toward the harbor.

Note upon note she sang while gray dawn silvered the casements, unnoticed.

Today, where no windows should have been visible, the Master of Whitestorm viewed rows of mullioned casements cracked open to let in the spring.

Rays speared like blades from the casements of the upper tower, shining and silver as moonbeams, but bright enough to blind any mortal who lingered too long in awed wonder.

A good blaze in the fireplace and tight casements in the windows made the room warm after the cor­ridors, and Essande waited only to see Elayne enter the room before sending Sephanie off at a run to fetch the men with the hot water.

The sunlight at the casements seemed unable to penetrate beyond the glass panes.