Sentence examples for described glass from inspiring English sources

Things lightened up after 1612, with the first glassmaking handbook, "The Art of Glass," by a Florentine named Antonio Neri, who described glass as "more delightful, polite and sightly than any other material at this day known to the world".

During the judicial proceeding, Zuckerman described Glass as one of the finest people he's ever hired.

That's when Lucretius described glass in 'On the Nature of Things' as colorful and shining and called it vitrum".

Admittedly, in Australia mentions of the glass ceiling are still largely in the context of gender, but American conversations have described glass ceilings for racial minorities as early as the late 1980s.

For its part, Google has previously described Glass as a "fairly lousy surveillance device", telling the Huffington Post UK recently: "We designed Glass with privacy in mind.

Politico editor-in-chief John Harris and executive editor Jim VandeHei described Glasser as "among the most respected thinkers and editors of her generation".

She might have been describing glasses of wine.

Some textbooks erroneously describe glasses as undercooled viscous liquids, but this is actually incorrect.

This equation indicates that solidification range can be used for describing glass-forming ability, which can be calculated with the aid of computational thermodynamic approach.

(The float process is described in Glass forming: Flat glass).

He described the glass cylinder addition as a "beacon", and topped it with a glass roof to allow plentiful sunlight inside.