Sentence examples for glasses extended from inspiring English sources

And as the historian David S. Landes pointed out in "The Wealth and Poverty of Nations," the invention of eyeglasses may have transformed the West: glasses extended the work life of artisans, scientists and inventors and allowed more attention to finely detailed machine work.

So far, the only people who have worn the glasses for extended periods are Google employees and software developers — people who are comfortable with cutting-edge technology.

The men borrowed the Jewish custom of breaking glass and extended its symbolism to the fragility of the rights of same-sex couples.

The central atoms model (CAM) of a metallic glass is extended to incorporate thermodynamically stable defects, similar to vacancies in a crystalline solid, within the amorphous structure.

The elastic viscoplastic constitutive theory of Anand and Su [Anand L, Su C. J Mech Phys Solids 2005 53:1362] for metallic glasses has been extended to the high homologous temperature regime.

A towering glass wall extends up the front of the building, exposing the entire lobby.

The large glass bar extends outdoors, where it overlooks the boardwalk.

The glass facade extends in an inverted L shape over a six-story former warehouse that is to contain 8 of the project's 23 apartments.

At the top of the building, the glass planks extend beyond the roof line to create a secluded roof terrace, screened from the bustle of Brixton below.

Its glass facades extend up beyond the top of the building, a familiar architectural trick that will create the illusion that the tower is dissolving into the sky.

An inner curtain of aqua-colored netting covers a plate-glass wall extending the length of the second-floor living room.