Sentence examples for glass grapes from inspiring English sources

Slight differences also distinguish a couple of lamps with hanging clusters of glass grapes that form almost lace-like borders.

As one would expect, great care has been given to the wine list (there's also an attached wine store, with an almost preposterous chandelier composed of clusters of vividly colored glass grapes).

I felt a sense of gratitude and a kind of awe to think that the glass grapes on the window had continued to purple the afternoon light, and would continue, without me.

Last stop is a cluster of book-size digital screens showing videos of different decorative forms: glass grapes, a rotating vase, the front of a house in Istanbul draped with fabric.

Down the street is Zora da Venezia (San Marco, 2407; 39-041-277-0895; www.zoradavenezia.com), which is popular among well-heeled Venetians for its elegant wineglasses, intricately carved rings and giant bunches of glass grapes that make funky centerpieces.

A one-of-a-kind piece by Andrew Fisher, a San Francisco craftsman and designer, the fixture is composed of gold-painted branches that resemble coral (actually, Sculpy modeling clay) encrusted with sea urchins and sea shells, and bedecked with little china figurines and tiny bunches of glass grapes.

In the hall was a bowed window trellised with bunches of purple leaded-glass grapes.

To many people, Mr. Przybilla's tops might look like molecular models, or perhaps those clusters of blown-glass grapes in grandmother's fruit bowl.

She proved that even gays and lesbians should get the opportunity to have a night of buying corsages, doing the Cabbage Patch, huffing a dozen or so whip-its, vomiting, and waking up on a trampoline with a glass of grape juice perfectly intact - seriously, the grape juice didn't spill on a trampoline, you guys!

"Broken glass and Grape-Nuts have been swept into a milky pile.

The last song she heard before pouring powdered barbiturates, provided by hospice officials, into a glass of grape juice was George Gershwin's "Lullaby".