Sentence examples for a unique glass of from inspiring English sources

Sure, it may be a hack holiday, its origins in American marketing rather than in authentic Mexico; but, beyond it being an occasion for Americans to lose their inhibitions, it provides the opportunity to celebrate a unique glass of something premium, a distilled liquid from 100% agave, partly primitive and wholly delicious.

Hence, bioactive glass nanoparticles doped with neem powder are expected to have better physicochemical properties along with the wide spectrum of antibacterial properties which leads to developing a unique glass composite biomaterial for biomedical applications.

In all cases, blends showed a unique glass transition temperature.

They exhibited high thermal stability and unique glass transition temperature, a critical evidence of the blends homogeneity.

In late October the 10th anniversary of the unique glass and blond laminate creation was celebrated with an open house that attracted over 2,200 visitors.

The unique glass chapel made public and press viewing of the wedding easy.

Jonathan Adams said, "The glass veins in the external walls of the Wales Millennium Centre make use of conventional glass in a unique way: the sheets of glass are stacked together and fused in a kiln to form solid blocks".

Gaudí is known for incorporating ornate ceramics, wrought iron, and stained glass for a unique blend of Catalan construction traditions, art nouveau, and gothic architecture.

Amorphous metallic glasses possess a unique combination of magnetostriction and extremely soft magnetic properties making them ideal candidates for developing high performance biosensors.

Last month it was revealed that Thomas Pritzker, chairman of Hyatt Hotels, had become the first collector to pay more than $1m for a photograph, a unique copy of Man Ray's image of glass tears from 1932, copyrighted by his trust.It is no accident that the photographic image dominates New York's autumn season.

Bioactive glasses and glass-ceramics are a diverse group of materials possessing a unique set of physicochemical properties that make them useful for bone repair.