Sentence examples for glass version of from inspiring English sources

A modern glass version of an 18th-century European gateway: that's the initial effect.

Feliciti, a line of home accessories that will be introduced next month at the Felissimo Design House, will include a heat-resistant glass version of a classic plastic water bottle, left.

Many of the pieces in the exhibition would be indistinguishable from today's statement jewels, including a Carmen Miranda-esque pair of girandole pink and white paste earrings that date to the early 18th century, and a dramatic bib necklace of bullet-shaped beads composed of French jet, the black glass version of the organic gem that once littered the shores of Whitby, in north-eastern England.

When I pitched the idea of creating a Google Glass version of the dorm-room game Assassins, I thought it would be an interesting tongue-in-cheek jab at the Terminator-esque form of this new piece of technology.

The familiar scenery has somehow become completely unfamiliar a looking glass version of the ultimate unreal city.

And the idea of photographing glass versions of the national flowers of nations on Amnesty International's list of countries engaging in political disappearances would be frivolous if it wasn't so lugubriously executed.

The works, inspired by items in the museum's collection, include glass versions of a Persian carpet and a American Indian basket; a vase; a photo-realistic mural; a whale mask; and a three-dimensional version of a still life painting.

It is like a through-the-looking-glass version of The Battle of Algiers.

What all this resembles is a looking-glass version of capitalism.

Conceptually, it's a warped, sexualized, through-the-looking-glass version of the chaste but uninnocent "white cube" space of modern art.

These remixed black-and-white images serve as a looking-glass version of Derelict Planet for both fans and casual observers to enjoy.