Sentence examples for corner glass from inspiring English sources

He slammed a glove into the corner glass in joy and relief.

After a moment's hesitation, Anisimov leapt back first into the corner glass — a celebration he called Backsplash.

He then leapt against the corner glass and was mobbed by his teammates as a substantial American contingent in the crowd erupted with a cheer of its own.

Along with high ceilings, all the units will have galleries and central foyers and most will have at least two corner glass walls.

— The Hotel Shangri-La, an Art Deco palace on a bluff next to the Pacific Ocean, looks the way Los Angeles is supposed to look but mostly doesn't: its exterior is bright white, with rounded corners, glass tiles and upper-story railings.

The facades feature large bay windows and corner-glass windows.

The frame is mounted in a corner; the glass walls pivot out into the room when the shower is needed and retract when it's not.

In one corner, a glass coffee table was obscured beneath the elements of a makeshift shrine: a chalice filled with Johnson's Baby Powder, a bottle of J. H. Henkes' Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps, a horsetail whip, a Master Lock wrapped in red twine.

A small screen inside offered prompts: "What's the best thing you ever bought, or the worst?" Around the corner, a glass display case held "Magic Wands," a collection of oblong technologies remote control, bar-code scanner, Hitachi personal massager, mascara brush curated and labelled by the Center for Tactical Magic.

There were "older" buildings left over from the Art Deco '30s that had rounded corners and glass brick windows.

"I stole baseball cards and cheated on Spanish tests and made fun of the fat kid in the corner with glasses".