It's every time we pass splintered glass on the road.
Inside, the 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-foot 4,000-square-footances, gouged walls, and splintered glass.
The shots shattered many of the building's windows and the splintering glass was one of the main causes of injury to those inside, the police said.
A glockenspiel sounding like splintering glass opened "Non-Cognitive Aspects of the City," Roscoe Mitchell's rich exegesis on a poem by Joseph Jarman.
Ranbaxy has since halted all production of the drug, and the company told The Wall Street Journal this week that it believed the cause was splintered glass from the lining of a tank at a plant in India.
There's certainly plenty of action, orchestrated by fight-movie maestro Yuen Wof-ping, of The Matrix and Crouching Tiger renown, but Wong slathers it with applied stylistic devices: thundering rain, splintering glass, a buttery sepia colour wash and a rather odd repeated motif of sliding slippered feet.
Sonography allows detection of a variety of soft-tissue foreign bodies, including wood splinters, glass, metal, and plastic, along with evaluation of their associated soft-tissue complications [11].
He tweezered another splinter of glass out of Keith's face.
A splinter of glass ripped a small hole in the canvas of "The Football Players", by Henri Rousseau, and this was the only painting injured by the fire.
"It's a film about the evil from outside, the splinter of glass that enters a community and turns everything blue and fearful".
Still, it is a fair warning, to readers and lovers alike: for every splinter of glass (a soul in torment), there is also a splinter of ice (the torment coolly translated on to the page).
