Sentence examples for glass that separates from inspiring English sources

Here Ms. Semmel seems less interested in the dummies themselves than in the glass that separates them from the outside world, but which also undermines, through the play of reflections, the viewer's ability to identify inside and outside.

The glass and concrete skyscraper's east and west facade is split between a curved wall, a squared-off wing, and a strip of blue glass that separates them.

These boxes mostly look the same, and the owners or what's visible of them behind the light-washed glass that separates them from the rest of the people at the game mostly look the same.

Through the smudgy glass that separates musicians from music journalists, Gordon was nevertheless treated as a novelty.

"Let me put it this way: at the moment there's a few inches of glass that separates the public in the gallery from the House of Commons but there's a gulf miles wide between the kind of politics that people want and what prime minister's questions offers".

I'd pictured a red face and an air of deep must-do-my-best concentration, but observing him now from the other side of the glass that separates him from his producers, I'm struck by his studied macho nonchalance: hands behind his head, elbows flapping, belly out and proud.

But it was the window that really stopped me in my tracks: a bubble of glass that separated the diner from the street, curving sinuously back against itself.

Hobbled by strokes and wearing a business suit instead of combat fatigues, the frail 70-year-old gestured towards the families of massacre victims in an angry exchange of hand signals through the bulletproof glass that separated them.

She was the only one able to decipher the boss's coded messages through the thick security glass that separated them on her visits to the Carcere di L'Aquila prison, where he's been incarcerated since 1993.

From behind the glass plate that separates the engineers and producers from the talent, the men from the boys, the signal came that Andrew Sachs's phone was ringing".

The only drawback, he said, is a glass wall that separates the restaurant from an adjacent theater; he walked right into the wall.