Sentence examples for fired glass from inspiring English sources

Williams fired Glass even before the project took off.

The New Republic subsequently fired Glass and fabrications were eventually found, or suspected, in a large portion of his work.

Today, the potential sources of lead exposure in the drinking water are through leaching from lead-containing pipes, stockpiling batteries, lead purifying, tetraethyl lead assembling, mining, electroplating, ammunition, textiles, printing, painting, metal preparing, and the fired glass commercial enterprises (Schneegurt et al. 2001; Googerdchian et al. 2012).

Williams fired Glass, who was silent about his part in Twitter's startup until 2011.

Miller and Ringel contended that Douby made the decision to fire Glass on his own.

It was also produced in the form of crystal, semicrystal, glass, and pâte-de-riz (glass made by firing glass powder in a mold), the latter a Bohemian innovation.

High-alumina refractories are used in the metal and glass industries in boiler installations, in large furnaces and kilns for smelting metals and firing glass, pottery and porcelain, and in the manufacture of building bricks.

As Dorsey recalls it, "Ev asked me, 'Should we let Noah go?' And I said, 'I don't think I can work with him in his current state.' " Zachary recalls Williams announcing that he was going to fire Glass, because "no one wanted to deal with him".

(Kiln note: Ceramic kilns can fire glass, they just aren't designed to do it well, so slow down the firing program) Prepare your kiln and kiln shelf.

PE3 was made by sensitizing the Rose bengal dye on fired FTO glass coated with a mixture of P25 TiO2 and f-MWCNTs.

Silicon carbide is used as a support and shelving material in high temperature kilns such as for firing ceramics, glass fusing, or glass casting.