Hale requested a glass of water — if possible, not in a plastic glass.
It's all because of a bundle of plastic, glass, microchips and loads of software: my smartphone.
Aren't all cars made of steel, aluminium, plastic, glass and rubber?
Opposite her desk are recycling bins for burnable trash, plastic, glass and metal (subdivided into aluminum and steel).
A gin and tonic — light on the gin and served in a plastic glass — ran a healthy $16.
At sunset, we sat on the island's beach, its sand scattered with plastic, glass bottles and abandoned shoes.
In 2007, Westchester made about $5.7 million selling recyclables like cardboard, plastic, glass and cans, Ms. Myers said.
In a plastic, glass or china container, scantily scatter salt, pepper and a couple of sprigs of thyme.
With seasonal fluctuations, the department's recycling trucks had been delivering roughly 20,000 tons of plastic, glass and metal each month to Sims's sorting facilities.
Over the next few days, some twenty-eight thousand attendees would pay fifty dollars for a wristband and a small plastic glass for tasting samples.
Customers at the Ritzy Cinema in Brixton pay more for a glass of Merlot in a plastic glass than staff earn in an hour.
