Sentence examples for fancy glasses from inspiring English sources

In other words, these fancy glasses could probably help you remember where you left your car keys.

Although belonging essentially to the category of the fancy glasses, the Favrile glass of Louis Comfort Tiffany represented an altogether higher level of achievement both in its shapes and in the colouring and figuring of the glass.

The Steuben Glass Company of Corning was known for fancy glasses designed by Frederick Carder, until in 1933 the company was given a change of direction by Arthur Amory Houghton, Jr., who, with the help of John Monteith Gates and the sculptor and designer Sidney Waugh, aimed to produce glass with engraved decoration that would rank as fine art.

Whereas most 3D displays have thus far depended on fancy glasses or, in a last resort, parallax barriers that simulate 3D in the same way those gaudy pictures of waterfalls and winking ladies simulate movement.

Fancy glasses not guaranteed.

She has no ideas, and even with those fancy glasses.

The fancy glass-fronted house featured in John Hughes' 1986 comedy was sold in 2014 for $1.06m.

All of which has some of the affordable tenants feeling as if they are pressing their faces against all that fancy glass.

An LCD television screen as big as a bedsheet stood against one wall, and four fancy glass place settings and a smoked-glass vase of dried flowers rested on the glass dining table.

The original front door is often preceded by a set of well-swept concrete steps and festooned with a fancy glass pane, a wreath of silk flowers or an American flag.

Those in glass houses are obviously doing well enough financially, what with their fancy glass house and all, that it would be nice if they didn't feel the need to charge for tomatoes, or whatever else they happen to be growing in their glass house under those bright lights that they leave on all night.