Sentence examples for glass town from inspiring English sources
When in town, she stays in a glass town house in the West Village, part of an exclusive residence club in the shadows of the Richard Meier towers.
And yesterday, as a topping-out ceremony was held to mark the construction reaching its final height, the sculpture was warmly received by local people, who say it symbolises the regeneration of Sutton Manor Colliery, and of the Merseyside mining and glass town.
If the Hartford City plant would have its capacity expanded equal to the capacity of the plants to be consolidated, then Hartford City would have "become the greatest window glass town in the world".
West of Seoul, on the muddy beaches of Inchon where American troops splashed ashore 58 years ago to fight in the Korean War, a new steel-and-glass town is rising to attract foreign visitors, including medical tourists.
Relly made by them and did not cost twenty eight hundred dollar; only about five hundred; more facts about glass around town.
Built in the 1970s to a design by John Wells-therpe, the concrete and glass brutalist town hall replaced an earlier gothic-style building that was destroyed by a fire.
(In memory, I am frozen in midstep, one sneakered foot in the air, my mouth a little O, like the mouth on a choirboy in a glass Christmas town).
And it does so without feeling even slightly harsh smooth as glass around town, taut as a much sportier car at its limits.
Sandwiched between his first stint as Australia assistant at the 1995 World Cup and a move to Japan to team up with Eddie Jones for the first time, was a six-month spell at Stourbridge – a former glass-making town deep in the West Midlands.
His great-grandfather Ginger, the hard-drinking cartoonist, was at the turn of the 20th century offered the chance to become the director of a glass company in town, Moore claims.
TIME HOTEL -- The elevator in this new Times Square hotel, at 224 West 49th Street, is not the only glass elevator in town, but it's probably the grandest, both massive and elegant.
