A man opened a second-story window and stuck his head out.

And you could see a long way from the second-story window.

For a year he came and went from home by climbing through a second-story window.

Almost directly above their heads, a second-story window was open.

As he was turning away, an image at one of the second-story windows caught his attention.

George rushed to what was left of the second-story window and looked out.

The second-story windows often are smaller than those on the first floor.

The sea, he thought, was just beyond; from a second-story window at the back, one could probably see it.

This, after all, was not the kind of parade you could watch from a second-story window.

Neither saw the woman watching them from a second-story window.