Sentence examples for stained glass ceiling from inspiring English sources

"The stained glass ceiling has been pierced".

Triumphant after the election at the church's quadrennial convention in Cincinnati, she said from the podium, "The stained glass ceiling has been pierced".

Another big draw at Cat's is the mosaic-tiled courtyard at the heart of the hostel: a popular spot where travellers relax on the giant pillows that surround the fountain, bubbling away under the stained glass ceiling.

Synod cannot attempt to vote on women bishops for at least another four years which means the prospect of women shattering the stained glass ceiling could be at least a decade away.

Louis Armstrong once stayed here at the height of the jazz era and, even though the stained glass ceiling of the hotel's main hall is a replica of the real thing, the mood is still authentically retro.

Campaigners call it the shattering of the "stained glass ceiling" and say they hope that having women at the table when decisions are made about the church will lead to a cultural transformation in the organisation whose clergy is already a third female.

Every one of this boutique hotel's rooms are different, but request one on the fifth floor that overlooks the stunning lobby with barrel-vaulted, 65-foot stained glass ceilings and gleaming Italian marble floors.

The stained-glass ceiling is finally being shattered".

People don't want to feel like they are paying for a stained-glass ceiling".

Many are assistant ministers, which I call the stained-glass ceiling".

The Church of England will shatter its "stained-glass ceiling" by voting in favour of appointing female bishops.