Sentence examples for glass protects from inspiring English sources

Exactly how many rows of spectators the glass protects depends on the pitch of the seating.

Fragility is a major disadvantage, and only coloured glass protects those products sensitive to the action of light.

A drawn red curtain conceals her from the room, while the glass protects her from "ceaseless rain sweeping away wildly from a long and lamentable blast".

Because the new glass protects the clothes and because of state-of-the-art temperature controls, the exhibitions will not have to be pulled down after a few months.

Light-sensitive, climate-controlled, bulletproof glass protects Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa painting after prior attacks at the Louvre Museum.

The couple hung their purchase over a doorway, with thermal glass protecting it from falling trees and Buffalo weather.

I was glad to be riding in a well-armoured civilian vehicle with bullet-proof glass, protected by the bodyguards of a powerful tribal leader, businessman and senator.

The glass protecting the Mona Lisa was replaced with a bulletproof case after several attacks in 1956, one of which damaged an area near the subject's left elbow.

The glass protecting the gold medal is bulletproof, according to Terry and Cathy Clark, who have owned the restaurant since 1979, several years before their daughter was born.

Below the floor's five layers of glass (protected from scratches by the booties) can be seen the cracked, sharp-edged rock face of the canyon's rim and a drop of thousands of feet to the chasm below.

They pushed visitors aside, entered a darkened room where some of the photographs were displayed and began smashing the glass protecting the photographs and then hacking away at the prints.