Sentence examples for reader glasses from inspiring English sources

"But getting a hearing aid isn't like when you have bad vision and can stop into a drug store and pick up a pair of reader glasses.

During our session using these techniques I was able to switch from 2.25 to 1.75 reader glasses.

All you really have to do is buy a pair of cheap reader glasses at Walgreens and slick your hair into the right position.

Till Death Us Do Part first aired on BBC1 in 1965, introducing the UK population to Alf Garnett – a sort of nightmarish proto-Daily Express reader in round glasses, and the godfather of the on-screen slur.

Glass can open the article as a webpage, and if the post is a text-post, it will optimize for the glass reader and present the text in a readable format.

Printing the book in "microtype on onion skin paper and giving each reader a magnifying glass" was also not an option for him.

You see, simultaneously, I see you up close and far away, but you don't see my glasses, readers or bifocals.

With super moist contacts that act as up close readers and distance glasses in one lens, you'll be amazed at the comfort and the seamless transition of far to close.

With super moist contacts that act as up close readers and distance glasses in one contact lens, you'll be amazed at the comfort and the seamless transition of far to close.

The next reader, Lily, in thick glasses and Uggs, had written her story as Unferth.

The oldest recipes seem to come in the form of easily memorisable rhymes – one quoted in the New York Times in 1908 calls for: "Two [measures] of sour, one and a half of sweet, three of strong and four of weak", while Fun directs the reader to A wine-glass with lemon juice fill, Of sugar the same glass fill twice Then rub them together until The mixture looks smooth, soft and nice.