Sentence examples for glazed glass from inspiring English sources

There's a muscular polyphone (the Victorian equivalent of a jukebox) in the corner but by far the most intriguing survival are the eye-level snob screens – revolving glazed glass panels – on either side of the counter.

The reflector absorber assembly placed in a single glazed glass wool insulated wooden box forms the CPC collector.

The concourse features 35000 sqft of glazed glass, which enables spectators to have a view of the Caucasus Mountains.

Recessed lights were placed along all the corridors in the house to ensure they also were flooded with light, and in every room glazed glass panels trimmed in red oak provide a clear view of the vistas around the property.

The listing describes "oversized windows with triple-glazed glass to provide peaceful serenity from the city sounds".

"You do have women who choose not to come out because of what people call the double-glazed glass ceiling.

I'd never seen anything like it outside the Olympics; it was basically three walls of double-glazed glass.

The narrow windows – some of them barred ��� are smudged with dirt and thick with double-glazed glass.

Yet when a child arrives he or she is placed in an "isolator"—a double-glazed glass booth containing one or two cots.

To keep out prying eyes, a sliding pine door on aluminum runners can completely cover the new double-glazed glass portion of the facade.

After installation, the panels are pumped up with dry air, rather like inflatable pillows, a result that provides far better insulation than double-glazed glass.