It seems that the burglar broke in through an upstairs window.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It looks like the thief came in through the window.

The burglar was caught in the act of prying open the window.

The windows rattled in the strong wind.

They broke in through the kitchen window.

The explosion shattered every window in the house.

The thief seemed to break in through a window.

The thief entered through a broken window.

The burglar got in through a broken window.

The thief gained admission through a broken window.

The burglar gained access to the house through a window.

The explosion blew out the windows.

The burglar got in through the window.

The thief entered the house at the back door by the open window.

When they got home, they noticed the windows were broken.

Sunlight filtered in through the dusty window.

The window catch has worked loose [off].

The detective smashed in the door.

The window clattered in the wind.

The cat burglar must have entered the mansion from the roof.

“The thief entered by the window?"—“Apparently (not)."

Don't stick [poke] your head out of [《主に米国で用いられる》 out] the (train) window. It's dangerous.

The burglar entered the house through a kitchen window.

A thief crept in through the window.

The office windows rained down splinters of glass.

Someone must've left the window open.

The burglar broke in through the window.

The force of the explosion broke all the windows in the building.

The burglar entered by the skylight.

All the windows were shuttered before the storm.

We found the room turned upside down after the burglary.