Sentence examples for glasses full of from inspiring English sources

Two waiters, carrying tinkling trays of glasses full of champagne, wear white gloves.

I have seen them, looking around the library from inside the rim of their glasses, full of quiet, justified resentment.

"He took it very seriously and said, 'I don't think there's anything we can do about that.' " After clearing the plates, a waitress brought shot glasses full of chocolate soda for the table, free of charge.

That mark increased over time, but only up to a point: two highball or water glasses full of ice and either gin or bourbon, followed by up to a bottle and a half of wine.

Virginia Woolf wrote of him: "We are in the presence of sublime imagination; now rambling through one of the finest lumber rooms in the world — a chamber stuffed from floor to ceiling with ivory, old iron, broken pots, urns, unicorns' horns, and magic glasses full of emerald lights and blue mystery".

Now we are in the presence of sublime imagination; now rambling through one of the finest lumber rooms in the world — a chamber stuffed from floor to ceiling with ivory, old iron, broken pots, urns, unicorns' horns, and magic glasses full of emerald lights and blue mystery.

A wine glass full of feathers.

A martini glass full of mini-cupcakes costs $12.

He had on a slim-cut Gucci suit and clutched a highball glass full of whiskey.

Nothing tastes of holiday like a frosted glass full of dangerously alcoholic crushed ice.

They bring you like a shot glass full of 'em if you ask".