Sentence examples for storefront glass from inspiring English sources

The storefront glass was still gone but covered now with plastic sheeting.

Curious dog walkers and shoppers peer through the storefront glass to read the posted menu and to see how this familiar neighborhood space has changed.

Transparent displays have a variety of potential applications: one may use a storefront glass or a subway window as a projection screen, or display navigation and dashboard information while looking through the windshield of a car or plane.

Everything that goes on inside unit No. 4 is filmed on a small, cheap security camera attached to the storefront glass, and the feed is streamed live on a Web site set up by Hunter and Lyons.

Taubman fusses about lighting, for instance: he believes that next to the skylights you have to put tiny lights that will go on when the natural light fades, so the dusk doesn't send an unwelcome signal to shoppers that it is time to go home; and you have to recess the skylights so that sunlight never reflects off the storefront glass, obscuring merchandise.

The little-known July 20 Brigade, which claimed responsibility for the two explosions, is named for the date last year on which a police officer shot dead a young rioter, a day when smashed storefront glass blanketed the sidewalks and tear gas filled the air.

A Chilean architect designed the super-stylish storefront of glass, wood, and stone, which feels more like the unfurnished lobby of a boutique hotel in Big Sur than a bodega that carries, among other things, endless varieties of olive oil.

FIVE minutes before the afternoon's first class, the waiting room, chilly from the outside air as the storefront's glass door swung open and shut, hummed with activity and talk.

George H. Hearn grew up in the building he owns at 104 West 73rd -- the one with the copper storefront and glass block -- and recalls that the neighborhood was a rough one in the 1960's.

The sun was streaming through the glass storefront, giving everything inside a warm glow.

"Coxsone Music City," proclaims a sagging yellow banner over the entrance to a small glass storefront.