Sentence examples for pop glass from inspiring English sources

Users will be able to buy the frames from Google for $225 a pop (Glass itself costs an additional $1,500) and simply bolt on the tiny screen, 16GB of memory and on-board computer that comprise the technology.

There are images of forehead boils ready to pop, glass eyes, missing eyes, cloudy eyes, blood-shot eyes, and dudes who look like they're about to punch Hall's Mamiya 6 medium-format camera.

The poem ends, the bubble pops, glass breaks, clouds burst, and people burst into tears.

Three people who told police they got a kick out of the sound of popping glass have been arrested for allegedly shooting out the back windows of about 250 sport utility vehicles in the San Gabriel Valley.

The nifty tailgate pops the glass up as you pull the door open.

A clerk named Al entertained at lunch by popping his glass eye from its socket and setting it down beside his plate.

Falk said he'd sometimes popped his glass eye into a drinking glass, either his own or "some guy's", but such days were long past.

Radio 3 will celebrate its 70th birthday by relocating to a pop-up glass studio in the Southbank Centre's foyer for a fortnight, and film music will be celebrated in a year-long series in which orchestras perform classic scores live in front of screenings of the films.

In the 1950's, William Holden's David Larrabee in "Sabrina" seemed to typify another version of the black sheep, the winning lollygagger, utterly harmless, who understands that it's more fun to pop Champagne glasses into your back pockets than it is to make regular forays into an office full of organization men.

As well as showcasing the light at the Crafts Council's Nature Lab pavilion at the London Design Fair, he will be taking part in a "Future of Luxury" seminar at Ravensbourne University, and in "Breathless", a workshop at a pop-up glass furnace in the Brompton Design District.

Appropriate sample containers for biological tissue that is to be analyzed for POPs are glass jars or glass vials with screw caps.