Sentence examples for crystal wall from inspiring English sources

But their language, their stark poverty, was untranslatable, and I moved among them behind a crystal wall of privilege.

The new building was enhanced by an outside crystal wall, designed by George Thompson, made of nearly 300 glass flowers with metal stamens that were reflected in a pool of water.

Approaching health and well-being from a collective, community perspective shows that there is a "process to progress," says Crystal Wall, star of the Feel Rich documentary.

Using her magic to shatter a crystal wall, Twilight finds another Cadance waiting there, but the mare is bruised and battered.

So we stood waiting and watching, with our button-like noses pressed against the crystal wall, until we were smacked awaken by the development goals that failed us, wars and inequalities that devastated us, and economic and environmental calamities that plunged us to the deepest grounds.

The hotel's 194 rooms -- including studios and suites -- all feature dark wooden floors, custom-made furniture and bathrooms with rectangular bathtubs and liquid crystal walls that frost over for privacy.

Then, after carefully drilling a hole into the crystals' walls and removing the few microlitres of fluid from each inclusion, the researchers began testing their samples for life.In this section Testing times Byte counters A sharper image Old salts ReprintsOf the 66 inclusions examined, three showed evidence of viable bacteria.

Poems depicted skyscrapers as objects of sublime, rational beauty, Ferris describing them as "buildings like crystals, walls of translucent glass, sheer glass blocks sheathing a steel grill".

The growing popularity of home tanks in China emphasizes opulence, including leaded crystal and wall-to-wall, floor-to-ceiling tanks for displaying big (brood) wildlife.

Or to ogle the vaguely campy crystal Cascade Wall that stood in the company's legendary flagship at 717 Fifth Avenue.

Shortly after an underground tomb network is found to contain crystals and wall inscriptions, photographer Dean White Dominic Jephcottt) is engulfed in a rock blast and left incapacitated.