Sentence examples for blasted glass from inspiring English sources
If every woman in the land gets to try on one blasted glass slipper for a shot at Prince Charming's hand in marriage, why does the wicked, widowed stepmother never have a go?
At Tacloban's airport, which sits on a low-lying peninsula facing the city, the wind flung rows of seats through walls and blasted glass windows on to the tarmac.
A volume of 100 µl of the bacterial broths on a sand blasted glass slide was tested against ammonia (100 µl, 25% in water; analytical grade, Merck) released from Low Density PolyEthylene (LDPE; Audion Elektro, The Netherlands) sachets (25×25 mm, 0.20 mm thick) [65].
When the tower collapsed, debris blasted the glass façade of the building and tore a 15-story gash in its face.
The initial explosion scattered the wooden pews inside the main hall and blasted window glass panels, and the second bomb hurled human remains and debris across a town square fronting the Cathedral of Our Lady of Mount Carmel, witnesses said.
Mr. Duff preps most drinks by blasting each glass with a shot of cooling liquid nitrogen.
He calls the process "glass etching". He also has been experimenting with neon tubes covered with dark opaque glass that is cut in order to produce "pulsating dots of color". Strong likes contrasts--the contrast between the smooth and blasted sections of glass; the contrast between thick wedges of glass and thin glass rods, which he uses together.
That changed when Jarrod Ramos blasted out the glass doors of the newsroom near Annapolis at 2 40 p.m. and unleashed his rampage, police said, shooting with a legally purchased 12-gauge pump-action shotgun until he finally laid it down and hid under a desk as police arrived.
The various textures of the blasted aluminum and glass are complimentary and it's a nice melding of the iPhone 8 and iPhone X design ethos.
That's the weapon he was clutching as he blasted through a glass panel at the building's entrance.
This corridor receives secondary light, filtering into the bedrooms from the garden through shot-blasted glass doors.
