Sentence examples for strike a glass from inspiring English sources
Strike a glass ceiling hard enough and it will break.
Like electrons colliding with the Earth's atmosphere during the Aurora Borealis, the light spectrum explodes when it strikes a glass surface in the photographs of Shane Griffin.
Even before the real trouble had kicked off, the Samp president, Riccardo Garrone, was struck by a glass of beer when he wound down his window to speak to a policeman outside the ground.
He was arrested for breaking a man's nose during a fight after a game with the Milwaukee Bucks and also for throwing a man through a plate-glass window after being struck with a glass of ice.
Using this configuration, additional trials were collected from a number fish and it was confirmed that visual cues alone (snakes striking with a glass plate barrier in place) never elicited C-starts whereas the body feint was efficient for a range of different fathead minnows (Pimephales promelas).
When a light wave strikes a plain glass region, a fraction of it is reflected due to the air-glass interface; the remainder is transmitted.
So, Dr. Debbe said, the Brahms data indicated that the deuterons probably struck a color glass condensate inside the gold nuclei.
The mass audience definitely reacts favourably to matching shiny gems together, or seeing projectiles strike a tower of glass and wood blocks.
The bullets struck the door and a glass wall while 11 people were in the back of the 11th-floor offices, the police said.
The 28-year-old former Glasgow Warriors player was accused of striking Alasdair McCaig with a glass to his severe injury and permanent impairment at Edinburgh's Lulu nightclub on August 1 2010.
Already fasting during daylight hours because of Ramadan, Mr. Elfar said Friday that he was starting a hunger strike and would only drink a glass of water each sunset to fulfill his religious obligation of breaking the fast.
