Sentence examples for a glass from from inspiring English sources

When he got to his car, at two-thirty, he removed a glass from its hood.

The youngest one comes back in and pulls a glass from the cupboard.

Hassan grabbed a glass from the tray and settled into a leather chair.

"A glass from which I had drunk tea gleamed like a star in the heavens," writes Boris Pasternak in his autobiographical study "Safe Conduct".

Not enough – I tried to pluck a glass from a tray proffered by the nearest waiter who said: "Er, those are empties".

About 20 wines are routinely offered by the glass ($8 to $16) and customers can request a glass from any bottle on the menu (thanks to a sophisticated preservation system).

Order a pitcher of Pimms or the current craft beer, or devise your own salad-in-a-glass from the Bloody Mary cart.

She uses a steak knife and a magnifying glass from a compact edition of the O.E.D.

Pluck a magnifying glass from a rack at the Frick and sift great from good in "Watteau to Degas: French Drawings from the Frits Lugt Collection".

By Peter Schjeldahl Pluck a magnifying glass from a rack at the Frick and sift great from good in "Watteau to Degas: French Drawings from the Frits Lugt Collection".

Salice from the Cantele winery (4 euros a glass), made from the negroamaro grape, is acidic and juicy.