Sentence examples for creating a glass from inspiring English sources

Researchers create the ultraslippery coating by creating a glass honeycomb-like structure with craters (top), coating it with a Teflon-like chemical (purple) that binds to the honeycomb cells to form a stable liquid film.

The idea of creating a glass building that is transparent, ephemeral, and like a cloud is difficult to achieve in architecture," Gehry wrote in the foundation's first creative journal.

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.

Khan Academy software engineer Stephanie Chang, who was at the Foundry events, has ideas such as creating a Glass app for teachers, who could be notified as they give a lecture which students are struggling.

After the Shireys bought the house, they immediately began a renovation, creating a glass-covered open-plan living space with a modernized kitchen area, an increase of 150 square feet.

It's another for it actually to happen, as it did this morning, in Siberia, where a meteor exploded in midair, creating a glass-shattering shock wave that injured hundreds of people.

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!).

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.