Sentence examples for hand glass from inspiring English sources

Cigar on in one hand, glass of red and bottle in the other, bow tie rakishly undone.

On the other hand, glass is a better emitter/absorber in the infrared than iron or any other metal that strongly reflects such lower frequency electromagnetic waves.

Cigarette in one hand, glass of scotch in the other, he stars as Günther Bachmann, the crumpled, committed frontman of German intelligence.

The one‑man play, Hurricane, written and acted by Richard Doormer, ends with its eponymous hero standing, fag in one hand, glass in the other, trademark fedora on his head, amid the detritus of his life – money, beer cans, fag packets, betting slips – declaring defiantly: "Don't pity me.

In the days when you could smoke in bars and restaurants, I have been present many times when he has happily accepted the offer of at least one Montecristo cigar after dinner at party conferences and puffed away as he leaned back in his chair, cigar in one hand, glass in the other and shirt buttons straining to keep his belly button concealed.

On the other hand, glass surface modifications may be tested with respect to their effectivity using the contact with standardized laccase-maltodextrin mixtures.

In which case, "skull skull, crying face, thumbs up, praying hands glass of wine" might just about cover it.

They worked so closely over the next two decades that by the time Walton handed Glass the chief executive role in 1988, theirs was a common vision.

It turns the fish pie into something prim and laborious (which requires you to then wrestle the pie out of a superheated pot, to marry it with the veg), when it should be a matter of easy, elbows-on-the-table, fork-in-one-hand, glass-in-the-other eating.

But gathering in the kitchen while waiting for the other two guests to arrive, we were handed glasses of a vintage Pomerol.

Karadžić followed in the footsteps of class warriors like Pol Pot of Cambodia, who targeted people with soft hands, glasses, books or typewriters.