Sentence examples for gallery glass from inspiring English sources
Added Dimensions In Photo Gallery Glass Robert Passal's antique English mahogany and glass screen sits behind a desk on the third floor landing.
It feels like an important moment, this joining together of the solemn and besuited with the members of a group last seen supergluing their arses to the gallery glass in the House of Commons.
At the narrowest points, about 36 inches lie between the veil and the lobby and gallery glass at the front of the building.
They include cloth-bound books from small publishers and galleries, glass dinnerware from France and various items from Japan, including bicycle bells, gardening tools and carved wood bowls made by developmentally disabled adults.
In one gallery, under glass, sat a squat bowl.
She's also creating her largest painting to date, across the gallery's glass facade.
Visible through the gallery's glass front, it can attract groups of people to watch the changing of the hour.
Hundreds of photos later, this obscure gallery of glass features shattered and intact examples from across all areas of the city.
The architects Irvin Pearce, Jeffrey Lee and David Francis have bound the three theaters together with a connecting gallery of glass walls and the Indiana limestone used on the original building.
The OCC, located near Kendall Square in Cambridge, has a viewing gallery, a glass walled enclave, where press and visitors can watch Chandra mission specialists as they communicate with the observatory and carry out the space flight operations.
You can't miss it; first, one side of the gallery is glass, and second, you have to walk through the piece to enter one wing of the museum.
