Sentence examples for glass fishing from inspiring English sources

Now the décor runs more to brass and glass fishing floats.

Prices range from less than $10 for glass fishing floats, above, to $40,000 for a 17th-century screen made for a samurai.

Its merchandise includes a Cape Hatteras Lighthouse Doorstop for $69.95, a copper mermaid weather vane for $275 and a set of three glass fishing net floats in jute netting sells for $38.95.

It was the first-ever Trader Vic's warehouse sale, and hundreds of tikiphiles from San Francisco to Seattle flocked to buy glass fishing floats covered with rope and Gauguin-inspired ashtrays that elicited images of Pago Pago and Bora Bora.

In the local weekly paper, I read about a man who was looking for Japanese glass fishing floats when he instead found a bottle full of heroin; a month later a couple of kids out crabbing found a kilo of coke wrapped in waterproof packaging.

Held aloft by glass fishing-net floats, the chain reaches up like a giant synthetic kelp frond.

On the decorative/design side there are Japanese glass fishing-net floats and a handsome portable lighthouse from around 1925; seashells covered in sterling silver; a beautiful Murano art glass nautilus by Giulio Radi; plates from Minton and Wedgwood; and two small caches of unusual fishing lures.

It beats making glass fish for €7 a throw.Mr Berengo founded his studio in 1989.

"Fish Forms: Lamps by Frank Gehry" at the Jewish Museum was inspired by the glass fish lamp in the museum's collection.

Neatly stored inside are a framed photograph of the boy and his most treasured possessions — a fishing rod, white dancing shoes, a glass fish tank.

Here, glass fish-bowls are casually filled with crushed ice and bottles of Moët adorn the bar at which an accomplished "mixologist" fixes fine cocktails.