Sentence examples for stacked glass from inspiring English sources

Businesses want the appearance of modernity that, it seems, only stacked glass boxes can provide.

Vornado hired Swanke Hayden Connell Architects to design a glamorous-looking tower of stacked glass cubes.

A siphon pot has two stacked glass globes, and works a little like a macchinetta, that stove-top gadget wrongly called an espresso maker by generations of graduate students.

She liked his large painting "The Devil Is Beating His Wife" (the title is a folk saying about days when it rains while the sun is out) but found the rest of his work — including a lawn figurine and some stacked glass boxes, which he presented as sculptures — "vacuous and discombobulated".

The piece consists of a sequence of pagodas constructed from stacked glass geometric shapes.

Thom Mayne praised the plan to replace the Williams-Tsien structure with two stacked, glass-faced spaces, saying, "It needs to be more relaxed, open, and less precious".

In the distance, the museum's stacked glass-enclosed galleries resemble a cabinet of toys, with the glistening body of a Jaguar E-type roadster hovering above Rodin's bronze Balzac.

Sena didn't invent the concept of stacked glasses of wine StackTek, the company that came up with Electric Sky's original packaging, has been selling wine that way since 2011.

Floor-to-ceiling stacking glass doors open to a balcony with a counter and seating.

Do not stack glass too close to the edges as the glass will begin to bulge as it starts to fuse.

Bamboo-inspired glassware, including a handblown vase, above, $70, and stacking glasses, $30, by Angelica Gustafsson for Skruf in Sweden, are available at Totem SoHo (83 Grand Street); (212) 212-2126.