Certainly not with glasses (they're a pain, easily lost or broken, expensive, and dorky), but perhaps with some sort of lenticular method.
Dick seizes the days – the nights, too – shoring up floors with old slate he found in the piggery, installing the heating system he designed himself, breaking expensive drills.
Vodafone's swashbuckling days, when Sir Christopher Gent engineered the record-breaking expensive purchase of Mannesmann, and the merger that created Verizon in 2000, are behind it.
The article details the low salaries, stressful, fast-paced work, too-short tea breaks, expensive housing and feud over unionizing permanent workers that are fueling the strike (The Telegraph).
But for years, the certificate market was broken, expensive and difficult to navigate.
Kids: breaking expensive shit since ever.
The bottom line is that New York's juvenile centers are broken, expensive, unfair and a failure.
Don't go as far as breaking expensive objects.
If you have a tendency to lose or break your expensive belongings, your parents probably won't be eager to "waste" more money on an expensive iPhone.
The idea is that health and social care, by jointly investing in early help to prevent or delay debilitating need, can break their expensive dependence on crisis services and enable more people to live independently at home.
