Sentence examples for glass divide from inspiring English sources

A Shields technician instructed the woman in the scanner from the other side of a glass divide.

Before this week, virtual companies exchanged their highly inflated shares to take over other companies on the same side of the glass divide.

I sit in the control room for one session, as the composer leafs through a vast wad of papers, and calmly speaks directions to the assembled musicians on the other side of a glass divide.

These passers-by will smudge the glass divide and adore the unwitting entertainers on the dark side of the window, Foster with the kinked and frizzy tail, Curmudgeon the picture of Maltese dignity.

As they eye each other discreetly across the glass divide, which conveniently includes two transparent strips, the person who has identified someone to his liking (usually, but not always, a man selecting a woman) writes a brief "love note" on a sheet of paper.

A long line of customers queue along a glass divide separating them from a rice food station at an eatery in Lagos, Nigeria's commercial capital.

The simple storefront has a wall of glass dividing it from the kitchen.

A wall of bulletproof glass divides observers from participants in the courtrooms of the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia.

It's a large round disc of glass divided into primary colors and elevated on four posts.

Britain has long had the smallest homes in Europe, but now two urban architects are using clean lines and glass divides to bring light to dark corners Fennel is essential to Italian and Indian cooking – and sublime with fish It is reassuring to learn that bailiffs and loan sharks aren't the only ones making a killing out of our knackered economy.

This is an idea being pursued by many medical researchers, who would like to tailor treatments to individual patients using a combination of old-fashioned silicon chips, and new-fangled biochips, which are technically known as DNA microarrays.As its name suggests, a DNA microarray consists of a small piece of material (usually glass) divided into hundreds of thousands of tiny cells.