Sentence examples for hit glass from inspiring English sources
She does, however, express new-found love for Sailor's 1974 hit "Glass Of Champagne", so it's unsurprising that Head First finds her in frivolous mood, this especially audible on "Alive", a song about the pleasure of pulling on a pair of freshly-washed jeans.
The Shampain Sleeper, about using alcohol as an anaesthetic for a painful existence, sounds like fag-end-of-glam hit Glass of Champagne by Sailor and not just because they have a similar title – it's got that weird mid-70s synth-glam stomp.
As long as only a handful of schools teach gender issues and address feminist thought and history, women only discover the tradition when they hit glass ceilings in the workplace, or become mothers, and begin to seek insight into their experiences.
His group now tries to aid the injured, and rather bizarrely stores masses of dead birds in a freezer until it can photograph them en masse.In this section Welcome to Ohio and the heart of the election battle Traffic accidents On the trail Passing the ammunition Crescent concerns A house divided ReprintsOn the worst count, some one billion birds a year hit glass in America.
Even though it is not possible at the moment to formulate further hypotheses about the specific fragment from Classe, the chronology of the excavations of Classe and Dichin, both dated to the 5th-6th century, allows us to suggest the possibility that sample D26 could be an HIT glass.
Careers are irreversibly harmed when homosexuals hit glass ceilings or they are fired in states that offer no legal protections.
Everything Guerrero hit sounded as if he was swinging a redwood tree and hitting glass baseballs.
We must realize children also hit their heads riding a bike or playing on the playground, and with little ones, starting at age 1, hitting glass doors and walls as they begin to learn how to walk.
Off he goes, down the slide at a trajectory that will probably hit the glass, ice, and stone blocks in exact order, resulting in a flawless kill.
"I took the picture [below, of the silverback] and, one or two seconds after, he jumped and hit the glass, which shook the glass and the ground.
So we had to jump back in the room, and we told him, "There's been a stay," and he yelled: "Hell yes!" He jumped up and down, and he hit the glass, and we hit the glass back.
