Sentence examples for distant glass from inspiring English sources

In "Angry Because It's Plaster, Not Milk," a red-and-yellow bird looks down on what appears to be a distant glass of milk, lying on its side yet unspilled.

Joshua Pérez, a freelance auto glass man who works for several of the businesses, says he thinks owners of newer shops installed the signs to attract customers from New Jersey who usually patronized more distant glass shops in Hunts Point.

You're instantly struck by the vast expanse of open space that carries your eye skyward to a distant glass circle.

It rustled and tinkled like the very distant breaking of glass".

In the two zones of action (they hardly count as stories), Tati plays Monsieur Hulot, a tall, spring-jointed, aging Everyman who goes to see a bureaucrat about a document, while a busload of American tourists blithely disembark in a Paris of iconic landmarks that they see only fleetingly as distant reflections in glass doors.

The making of "Playtime" proved to be as enormous an undertaking as the construction of its set: in this simulated futuristic Paris (where the familiar monuments are seen only as distant reflections in glass doors), Tati put swarms of people in motion, dispersed multiple fields of action throughout the frame, and captured the choreographed tumult on 65-mm.

Sample quote: "I love you, Kate Middleton!" The premise: Window-rattling potboiler based on Andrew Morton's similarly slanted doorstop, with Di as a Grade II-listed neurotic and the House of Windsor recast as [breaking glass, distant scream, close-up of startled corgi] … the HOUSE OF BASTARD.

As we approached that intersection, we could hear shouting, sirens, and the distant sound of glass breaking.

A shift or a strengthening of the wind brought them the sound of wavelets breaking on the shore below, like a distant shattering of glasses.

Flicker of distant traffic: metal and glass.

To correct for presbyopia, older people are either prescribed separate single lens glasses for distant and near vision, or for convenience, a single pair of multifocal (bifocal, trifocal or progressive lens) glasses.