Sentence examples for be glass from inspiring English sources
noun
An amorphous solid, often transparent substance made by melting sand with a mixture of soda, potash and lime.
- The tabletop is made of glass.
The other sides will be glass.
The answer could be glass rods.
Should all doors literally be glass?
We don't actually want the walls to be glass.
It's going to be glass and limestone but with a very unique treatment of the windows.
It didn't seem to be glass at all, but a small, bright-green stone.
Behind the terra-cotta panels would be glass-enclosed openings of varied dimensions, some as high as 70 feet.
There'll be glass-moving, table-tipping, a clairvoyancy display, vigils with night-vision cameras and laser thermometers, and something called a "vortex ring".
There will be anti-Glassites who snatch these things from people's faces and there will be Glass-free zones where orgiastic explorations of the human animal will take place with reckless abandon for you will finally be free.
Coaster fans living in Sweden or heading to Liseberg for vacation can expect Helix to be glass-smooth, whisper-quiet and surprisingly comfortable.
On cut section the lesion appeared to be glass-like and multicystic, measuring 3.5 cm in diameter (Fig. 3).
