Curtain [noun]

It also has pulled back the curtain on the significant limitations the IRS faces with technology and with its workforce.

There are curtains in an off-site storage facility going back to at least the 1960s, she says, carefully preserved and wrapped in muslin.

As the curtain of night falls, find the planet Mars high in the southwest heavens, hanging in the constellation Aries when February begins.

That too is changing as we come to understand the wizard behind the curtain.

That is changing as we come to understand the wizard behind the curtain.

Use curtains or blinds to make your bedroom as dark as possible, and lower the thermostat so your room is a little cooler than the rest of the house.

They’re very versatile, so if you regularly vacuum furniture and curtains they can be a useful choice.

Hardware is not included in the package, but the manufacturer suggests hanging it with hooks or a curtain rod.

I went to the window and pulled back the curtain, certain there was trouble outside.

Row after row of beds, 331 in all, are lined up in three separate wards, the “rooms” separated only by curtains.