Sentence examples for important glass from inspiring English sources

One of the most important glass formers is silica (SiO2).

CeO2 is an important glass additive that has several different applications.

The show will open there on July 4. "He was the most important glass artist of our time," said Thomas Buechner, the founding director of the Corning Museum.

It's used to make everything from textiles to detergents, but most important, glass.

Climatic variables for the months preceding the HFRS outbreaks have been shown to be important (Glass et al. 2002, 2007; Hjelle and Glass 2000).

Kostiantynivka historically has been one of the most important glass-making cities of Ukraine.

Late in the 17th century Bohemia became an important glass-producing area and remained important until early in the 20th century.

Syrian glassworkers, however, seem to have migrated wherever demand promised a ready market, and some masters of mold blowing appear to have moved to Italy early in the 1st century ad; in the course of that century Italy became an important glass-producing area.

When Lazarides finally ventured inside, he was approached by a serious-looking man in important glasses.

ANTWERP, Belgium — From where I stood it seemed touch and go whether the Jewish businessman was actually going to slug the chief of the Flanders Opera, Aviel Cahn, a young Swiss-born Jew (a glass-jawed bantamweight, by the looks of him) in an ascot and important glasses.

More important, the glass, framing, and installation costs would be included in the overall cost of the construction project the same with or without the PV coating.