Sentence examples for glass feet from inspiring English sources

The Arturo armoire has a polished ebony finish, glass feet, brass fittings and pulls, and a natural maple interior.

An earlier version said glass feet on the fire lookout's wooden chair would help it conduct electricity if struck by lightning.

Skip to next paragraph Enlarge This Image Illustration by Luci Gutiérrez THE GIRL WITH GLASS FEET By Ali Shaw 287 pp. Henry Holt & Company.

One of the most famous pieces in the Met's collection, a glass footed bowl of the mid-13th century with enameled and gilt scenes alternating with calligraphic cartouches on the side, is evidently, rather than "probably" from Syria.

In addition to the retractable roof, the Stadium boasts the world's largest retractable end-zone doors, each consisting of five glass panels 129 feet high by 180 feet wide that open or close in 18 minutes.

On the right of the main corridor was the Garden Court of Palms, 88 x 57 ft, rising three stories to a dome-like roof of amber glass 56 feet above the floor.

Exotically good-looking, her tastes ran to dark glasses, bare feet and – her own word – bling.

It's the one who promises that, when it all falls apart, you can still hope to hobble away from it, limping on your glass-shredded feet, bloodied but somehow still intact.

Also free-blown of nearly colorless glass, the foot currently associated with the lamp comprises a flaring conical shape with a folded rim (Fig. 1a).

These include broken glass, poor footing, and branches at head height.

Consisting of seven double-layered five by eight foot glass panels, the 70-foot long site-specific artwork explores a new display method for the interactive artist.