Sentence examples for notable glass from inspiring English sources

The permanent collection, which spans millenniums, includes notable glass work like a meditative basin made in 1990 by Ohne Titel.

His Arab World Institute in Paris, an imposing, gunmetal gray structure, has been described as the most notable glass building in a city known for glass buildings.

Globally in recent months, discussion of feminism has involved remarks from two high-profile female executives and notable glass ceiling breakers — Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook's chief operating officer, and Marissa Mayer, Yahoo's chief executive.

The earliest notable glass made in England other than primitive forest glass was façon de Venise; a Venetian émigré, Jacopo Verzelini (1522 1606), produced it in London from 1573 and was granted a royal privilege for glassmaking in 1575.

There are two cathedrals in Liverpool, both of which contain notable stained glass.

One of the most notable items was Sir Elton John's donation of a pair of his famous glasses for a live auction.

The 2002 redevelopment of Leeds railway station incorporated a notable steel and glass roof covering the main platform hall and providing panoramic views to the south west from the mezzanine level.

Their interiors are neither visible through expanses of plate glass nor notable for their vastness and sameness.

It is notable that the applied glass container and column have to be washed with soapy water, rinsed with distilled water and a small amount of acetone, and ultimately dried in an oven.

The flying car: The design of the Jetsons flying car was inspired by a 1954 Ford concept car, the FX-Atmos, notable for its all-glass bubble canopy, dashboard radar screen and jet-plane-like tail fins.

The cathedral (1154 1476) contains 15th-century glass and numerous notable works of art.