Sentence examples for multiple glass from inspiring English sources
Haslam, in an e-mail, said that Barra's promotion shows "multiple glass cliff-like dimensions".
Writing surface: There are multiple glass surfaces on the walls you can write on.
Investigations of their glass transitions indicate multiple glass transitions, suggesting phase separation into biopolymer-rich and plasticizer-rich regions.
Today, the anatomic pathologist views multiple glass slides using an optical microscope and then combines the information in their head to reach a (diagnostic) opinion.
The public spaces are distinctly modern, particularly the Atelier Bar with its large central sculpture of oversized paintbrushes, white walls displaying contemporary paintings and multiple glass doors opening out on to the hotel garden.
It could contain serious, professional "glass" — a Zeiss f/1.8 lens, with the quality, multiple glass elements and light-passing capacity that cellphones wouldn't have in their wildest dreams.
However, it is possible that the palatability or the method of administration (by offering multiple glasses) of the liquid meal may limit consumption in otherwise hungry individuals.
If you have multiple glasses for driving, watching TV and squinting at guardian.co.uk on your smartphone, but are forever getting them confused, here is the answer.
Jefferson came to regard Marshall as a kind of wizard who hypnotized new appointees to the Supreme Court, or seduced them with his personal charm and multiple glasses of Madeira.
In summarizing the encounter, Tuesday's motion said Mr. Polanski, already famous as the director of "Rosemary's Baby" and "Chinatown," plied the girl "with multiple glasses of Champagne and a portion of a Quaalude pill, and then proceeded to orally copulate this child, have sexual intercourse with this child, and sodomize this child".
In an interview over a lunch of steak salad and multiple glasses of Pepsi, Mr. Messina said that he got an earful about the president's messaging on health care, extension of Bush-era tax cuts and failure to close the military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba.
