Sentence examples for installing glass from inspiring English sources

Glaziers union representatives had complained about nonunion employees installing glass at the restaurants.

Tsao and McKown enclosed the courtyard by installing glass windows between Palladian columns, creating a year-round sunny area.

In the middle of the 13th century Henry III began to redesign his favourite castles, including Winchester and Windsor, building larger halls, grander chapels, installing glass windows and decorating the palaces with painted walls and furniture.

Examples were improved or new alarm systems, installing unbreakable glass at the entrance, or installing glass partitions between the reception and the waiting room.

Installing glass block windows requires removing the current window frame, so ensure that you measure down to the masonry and not just the current window frame.

The building's newly installed glass doors were recently opened to prospective tenants.

A second option, she said, would be to remove the upper doors, paint the open cabinets and install glass shelving.

Before this section of the High Line opened, the couple, who have lived here for eight years, followed the advice of an architect and installed glass brick in the windows, which were once loading bays for the former factory building.

The view through the three tentatively installed glass panneaux not only briefly removes the visual noise of the love locks but, in its serenity, restores the innocence of the view, so that everything once again seems simply Parisian, and the people in the boats going by below less like endangered tourists corralled into movable pens and more like pilgrims to the medieval city, seeking its grace.

Entitled, Where Marsh Meets the Sea, the permanently installed glass mural uses hundreds of images brought together to create a seamless panorama depicting an historic, dreamy day in New York Harbor.

In the living room and kitchen, for instance, he hired welders from a shipbuilding company to build and install glass-and-steel French doors that mimicked the original exterior windows.