Sentence examples for create a glass from inspiring English sources
Well-off parents create a "glass floor" for their less academically inclined children ensuring they "hoard the best opportunities" over poorer peers, a study has suggested.
As part of the redevelopment, Vornado plans to create a glass facade for the stores, which will include 20,000 square feet on the ground floor and 25,000 square feet below ground, and reposition them to face Broadway.
"It is always going to create a glass ceiling when a Canadian passport makes you a second-class citizen in a league where three of your teams play," says Montagliani.
The story of how the little railroad leveraged the dirt along its tracks to leap into fiber optic communications provides a glimpse into some of the swaps and barters used to create a glass network for the streams of digital bits and bytes cycling around the globe.
Back in March, news broke of a partially Google-funded project from Duke University that saw researchers create a Glass app that let users identify people not by their faces but by a so-called "fashion fingerprint" that accounts for clothing and accessories.
Similar in concept to Markus Kayser's Solar Sinter, which used 3D printing to create a glass bowl in the middle of a desert, the Stone Spray Project explores environmentally-friendly 3D printed architecture.
"But the movement and delicacy of the fairy wings in the original artwork, for example, led us to create a glass-bead stripe with the same kind of delicacy and shimmer".
The new 18th and 19th floors, each 25,000 square feet, will be combined with the now-vacant 17th floor to create a glass-walled triplex intended for executive tenants.
After negotiating ideas, Mr. Lafler created a glass bulb with a glass fan that could be turned with a magnetic stirrer.
Every year Bergdorf's creates a glass ornament in the image of Linda Fargo, its senior vice president for fashion and store presentation (those windows!).
He expanded and enhanced the valuable retail space of the G.M. Building — on Fifth Avenue at 59th Street — by creating a glass cube for an Apple store that has become a popular tourist destination.
