Sentence examples for cluster of glass from inspiring English sources

A cluster of glass towers rise from the water, which would cover more than half of the 16-acre site.

There's some flame-pattern gray granite at the building's base, but it's there mainly for contrast with the giant cluster of glass crystals, which appears to have been quarried from the sky.

Google's I/O developer event, similar to confabs held by Apple, Microsoft, Box, Dropbox and others, will see a cluster of Glass-adorned techies swarming the South of Market area of San Francisco.

Slight differences also distinguish a couple of lamps with hanging clusters of glass grapes that form almost lace-like borders.

Two long black tables, each seating 40, stretched across the length of the stage, which was illuminated by clusters of glass globes that looked like light bulbs the size of beach balls.

Two long black tables, each seating 40, were stretched across the length of the stage, which was illuminated by clusters of glass globes that looked like light bulbs the size of beach balls.

PABLO ATCHUGARRY FOUNDATION: The museum and sculpture park of the beloved Uruguayan sculptor is a cluster of cubic glass and white-painted buildings in Maldonado.

On the Greenwich Peninsula, where Hong Kong developer Knight Dragon is busy building a £5bn new quarter, they have lured the talents of former Habitat design impresario Tom Dixon to decorate a select number of £2.1m penthouses with "high concept interiors", inside a bulky cluster of angular glass towers by SOM.

The cluster of five glasses seems to be associated with Levantine I glass, two samples correspond closely to somewhat earlier Roman glass from the first to fourth centuries, one window glass fragment is a clear example of HIMT glass while another window glass sample appears to be related to the Levantine II type.

Its corporate campus is a cluster of sleek, glass-and-steel buildings on a 325-acre (130-hectare) campus with an artificial lake.

Sometimes chaff (strips of foil or clusters of fine glass or wire) would be released in the air to create false radar targets.