Sentence examples for before the glass from inspiring English sources

Shortly before, the glass was part of a bottle, shattered by a young man as a means to slit his own throat.

Willy Smelt has been attending church here for decades, since before the glass building was constructed.

Long before the glass doors swung open, a line stretched down the block.

As accent, a lone, long, skinny tree trunk, stripped of branches, top and roots, stands before the glass.

The audience applauds as they grab the ends of one another's tail to wheel around before the glass.

Harriet Steel, head of business development at Hermes said: "There is some way before the glass ceiling is cracked in the board room and on issues of pay.

Also, be certain that all glue has dried permanently before giving the glasses to guests.

The announcements also leave the industry looking similar to its framework in the 1930s, before the Glass-Steagall Act separated investment banking from commercial banking.

Like Florence in her infant classroom, like David Lodge in Deptford Library, or Alan Johnson before the glass-fronted bookcase, like anyone else stuck irretrievably in the web of words, I had learnt to read.

J. Bellocq: Storyville Portraits" at the Julie Saul Gallery in Chelsea through Feb. 2. These prints, though posthumous -- no fully authenticated prints made by Bellocq himself exist -- predate those first seen in the 1970 Bellocq exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art, and some are more complete, as they were made before the glass-plate negatives suffered severe damage.

As they raise their glasses, Brando says, the instant before the glasses clink, "Dink".