The Associated Press reported that for blocks around the blast site, glass from blown-out windows could be seen on the street.
It may make you want to spit, but the more exclusive the penthouse, the more plush the facilities the proles aren't allowed to use in some monstrous prime site glass and steel edifice, the more chance there may be of someone on a waiting list in Southwark, Wandsworth or Newham having a half decent roof over their heads.
In honor of the occasion, Ms. Holst and Ms. Lee have designed three pieces exclusively for the site: glass crystal and nylon rope earrings ($175), a Swarovski crystal-studded necklace ($275) and a multistrand necklace made from nylon rope wrapped with pearl cotton thread ($225).
He carried a long club, but he had a friendly, gentle manner, and his helmet made him look like a building engineer on site — glasses, button-down shirt, slightly overweight.
So those of us who didn´t need anything special like, for example, a dentist chair, a wedding dress, a garbage site, glasses and so on, went to our film locations.
Comparative sites, glass types, dates and source publications are presented in Table 2.
He chuckled as he watched workers from the site sweep glass off his van.
Within a few years, however, Port City will be the site of glass skyscrapers, a busy financial district, hospitals, hotels and even a theme park.
Patients treated at site B (glass microspheres) were scanned on a GE Discovery 600 STE [GE Healthcare, Little Chalfont, UK] using two bed positions, 20 min per position, 3D OSEM, 2i24s, a 192 × 192 matrix (2.6 mm voxels), and no filter.
Because reflux of a certain amount of intraocular fluid is unavoidable when the needle is removed from the injection site, the glass needle was kept in place for 10 s, to allow the diffusion of the solution.
They investigated both production and consumer sites of glass and identified suitable mineral resources for glass making through geological prospecting.
