Sentence examples for glass leaf from inspiring English sources

Formafantasma's Light Species, which looks a glowing glass leaf, is asymmetrically shaped.

Nowhere else could you gaze at some unforgettable Nicolas de Staël paintings of 1953 (Alexander Corcoran, who runs Lefèvre in London, has one, a still life of flowers, and Stéphane Custot, another, titled "Sky") and then muse in front of a table designed in 2010 by Colin Reid like a glass leaf with a ragged edge.

Nowadays, the outside window is mostly a double-glazed window, and the inner window is a single glass leaf.

It has won a number of awards including the Emirates Glass LEAF architectural award for the sustainability category.

If "Tree of Leaves" were enlarged, the trunk-like form with its glass leaf-covered surface could be a ravishing public monument.

You'll leave with pocketfuls of glass, gold leaf and Mexican ceramics.

Waiting for your train in a cathedral-like space lined by porphyry, chrome and labradorite, stained glass, gold leaf and marble statuary is an unforgettable experience, and as a result these are often the least altered Soviet spaces – everyone knows that the Metro is special.

Exploring how the evolution of undergarments reflects changing attitudes to gender, sex and morality, along with health and hygiene, highlights will include long cotton drawers worn by Queen Victoria's mother, gender neutral briefs by Acne and raunchy flesh-coloured leggings decorated with a mirrored glass fig leaf by Vivienne Westwood.

If you're of a certain age, you probably remember a childhood filled with explorations of the natural world: magnifying glasses, Sea Monkeys, leaf presses, ant farms, at-home chemistry sets, volcano science fair projects, telescopes and microscopes, and more.

Because both the water and the salle would be extremely bright, especially in combination with Othoniel's fountains made of globe-size Murano blown-glass gold-leaf "pearls"—Benech had chosen very dark vegetation, in order to create a strong contrast; he wanted the grove itself to have the feeling of a forest.

Because both the water and the salle would be extremely bright, especially in combination with Othoniel's fountains — made of globe-size Murano blown-glass gold-leaf "pearls" — Benech had chosen very dark vegetation, in order to create a strong contrast; he wanted the grove itself to have the feeling of a forest.