Sentence examples for glass tree from inspiring English sources

24″ × 16″ handcrafted glass tree in a green frame.

Ten minutes later, while we are decorating it, the youngest pulls out my mini glass tree and it shatters.

Mr. Hodges' trompe l'oeil glass tree branch with bird's nest, and especially his photograph of a landscape, with dozens of tiny cutouts in the shapes of leaves, works that have a subtly memorial feeling, are among the sleepers.

A glass tree ornament is fragile, and the last thing I need this year is to order an extremely delicate, one-of-a-kind object and have it arrive shattered into a zillion pieces.

Taking the cute out of Christmas decorations is this Sputnik-inspired glass tree ornament (left, $29) designed by Alin Koehler, a recent graduate of the reopened Bauhaus school in Weimar, Germany.

The back two rooms, in avocado green, are devoted to textiles and other Connecticut-made goods, including colorful knitted potholders ($1.95 apiece); glass tree ornaments ($3.95); artistically painted gourds ($45 to $110); and woolen hats, scarves and sweaters.

$900,000 to $1.2 million Pleasantville $1.115 million199 Pocantico River Road Number of bedrooms: 4 Number of full bathrooms: 3 Number of half bathrooms: 1 Weeks on market: 3 weeks 16-year-old contemporary; walls of glass, tree-top views, high ceilings, fireplace, 2.18-acre-lot; taxes $27,084; listed at $999,000 (multiple bids).

Just a few miles west on the 10 freeway, in Culver City, the architect Christopher Ward has converted a concrete warehouse into the colorful, airy Park Century School for children with learning disabilities, fronted by a glass curtain wall with large green glass trees.

It's partly because they're filled with holes, telephone boxes, grates, craters, broken glass, trees, pedestrians, parked cars, waiting cabs and litter bins; but mostly because they stop and start suddenly, up on high kerbs, so to get off the road and on to them safely I'd have to master some nifty manoeuvre to do with quantum bi-location, atomic wormholes and halting earth time.

When one walks down the street in New York City, there is a tendency to look up and admire the towering buildings that line the streets like metal and glass trees.

Tropical storm force winds in the southern portion of the state littered broken glass, trees, and signs across streets in Pascagoula, as well as down power lines, which caused some residents to lose power.