Sentence examples for present a glass from inspiring English sources

With the government's higher education changes facing imminent Senate defeat, and other central elements of last year's budget – including the GP copayment and welfare changes – also stalled due to Senate opposition, the prime minister insisted the government must nevertheless present a "glass half full" message by pointing to the smaller things it had been able to get done.

Finally, we present a glass microfluidic chip as interface for the implementation of a novel hybrid modular system for performing two-dimensional electrophoretic separations involving isotachophoresis and capillary electrophoresis.

During filming of the new Antiques Roadshow series, a man presented a glass bottle he had recently bought from an antiques shop.

Mr. Davies evidently met with grumbling, to put it mildly, when he presented a Glass program last year with the American Composers Orchestra at Carnegie Hall.

At the table, my waiter presented a glass that was almost too photogenic, in keeping with the rosé cult's emphasis on the prettiness of the wine, the camera-ready blush of a cute quaff asking to be hashtagged promiscuously.

But Britain presented a glass ceiling to black actors, and so, measuring his improved chances of winning roles against the hindrance of his accent, he moved to the US in his late-twenties.

This modestly resonant show of works relating to juvenile experience presents a glass cabinet filled with 2,000 miniature white ceramic vessels by Charles LeDray; small, finely drawn, photo-based pictures of children by Peggy Preheim; drawings copied from hunting manuals by Robert Beck; and a politically suggestive chalkboard drawing by Gary Simmons.

This paper presents a glass coating to enhance the anti-coking and anti-carburizing abilities of heat-resistant steel HP for solving the serious coking and carburizing problems of the steel in practice.

The erbium atoms when present in a glass matrix lower its permeability for diffusing ions.

The food is presented behind a glass counter and the most mouthwatering things on view are the salads.

In experiments reported in the journal Science, two crows were presented with a glass tube with a small food-containing bucket inside it.