Sentence examples for shining glass from inspiring English sources

This was gleaming white and shining glass, an homage to Richard Meier, not Honus Wagner.

VISITORS off the train at Parramatta, a suburb in western Sydney, behold a shining glass tower that Deloitte, a financial-services firm, opened this month.

Button will do well to ignore the Italian ceramic tiled floor worth, on its own, more than £1m and look beyond the shining glass and chrome.

The great steel-and-polymer buildings at the heart of the city, with their shining glass windows reflecting every gap between every cloud in the sky, gave way after a few hundred blocks to buildings of stone and brick and wood.

Shining like glass, they defiantly do not blend into the landscape; on the other hand, they aren't visible from the base of the rock.

But this time one night had passed, and then another, and Anna had not shown up on Mollie's front stoop as she usually did, with her long black hair slightly frayed and her dark eyes shining like glass.

Bacho, Tanzania: So, there sat Ufani School, atop a grassy knoll with its bright blue walls shining and glass windows glinting in the East African sun.

Get a knife or glass scraper and lay it flat on the table Run the knife or glass scraper across the table Shine glass with window cleaner and paper towel When using the insect repellent, test a small, discreet area on your glass table top to see if there will be any damage.

It landed on Earth just off Brick Lane – part of what we still call the East End – its shining, curved-glass exterior offering shelter to the creative and commercially minded humans who occupy this area now that no actual Londoners, with their pesky ancestral ties to the land and sense of belonging, can afford to live round here.

Even here the brothers' attention to detail is apparent: the ice has had the oxygen removed so it sparkles and shines like glass.

Through it shone the glass.