Sentence examples for glass standing from inspiring English sources

The bartender was polishing a glass, standing near a man slumped over a drink, when I approached to inquire about area attractions.

Among the more grotesque objects are Commedia dell'Arte figures in Murano glass standing eight and half inches high, and three painted carvings 10 inches taller depicting a young man, young woman and an ancient hag standing back to back.

A red room, it is all set for work: filled with the satisfaction of recently finished paintings and the promise of those to come, the pencils neatly sharpened for a new beginning and the wine glass standing ready for later.

The name painted in the plate-glass window, "Bradley's," has a martini glass standing in for the "y". The late-afternoon sun has turned the other windows into mirrors.

The agent holds a container full of liquid and needs to learn filling another glass standing in front.

He is talking about opening a store, which would present his collections, both clothing and cultural objects, in the manner of a 19th-century emporium, with vitrines and glass standing cabinets, a kind of high-brow, high-fashion infotainment for citizens of the 21st century.

"I was the guy wearing the little wire-framed glasses, standing directly behind Aaron Sorkin.

Otherwise, you just have a pair of glasses standing in for a character".

Two Taliban soldiers could be seen through field glasses standing on the ridge and peering down at the village below.

Alex, twenty-six, a lean guy with aviator glasses standing on a plastic chair, paused his chanting ("Hass-el-hoff! Hass-el-hoff!") to take a swig of beer.

One upcoming Onion Talk opens on a man with black square-rimmed glasses, standing with his hands folded under a screen that shows nothing but a large cartoon duck.