Sentence examples for keep the glare from inspiring English sources

The family-owned company started out in 1918 as the American Needle and Novelty Co., which made the green celluloid visors that bank tellers and telegraph operators used to wear to keep the glare out of their eyes.

Both come in three finishes (dark brass, polished nickel and satin nickel) and have a frosted-glass filter that keeps the glare out of your eyes.

(There is a seventh character, Gail, played by Kate Norby, who lives next door to Susan and Bruce's new house; she's a blowsy, self-disrespecting cocaine addict, hiding in the shadows — she wears sunglasses indoors and covers her windows with aluminum foil, to keep out the glare of societal disapproval).

This keeps the direct glare of headlights out of your eyes.

These window mullions are 18 inches deep, he explained, which will stop any glare and will keep the neighbors — with the exception of those directly across — from seeing inside.

Of course, that lack of glass also helps keep the weight down and eliminates a lot with the glare problems that the other MacBooks with glossy screens have.

Saucer-shaped hoods above the lampposts minimize the light shed on the park at night, while berms around the terraced lot keep headlight glare from spreading far and wide.

Except for Theron's glaring tirades, Haggis keeps the rhetorical level tamped way down.

Starting Pettitte on Friday would keep Keisler away from the glare of pitching against the Mets.

I had to get a bit more creative (dressing in layers was my secret) on how to keep unkind glares and comments at bay.

But Schmidt did not specify how much money Google gets from Android; the company has fought to keep that figure out of the glare of the courtroom spotlight, although US District Judge William Alsup, presiding over the case, has said that such data is not off-limits and can be demanded in evidence.