Sentence examples for surrounding a glass from inspiring English sources

There were handwritten messages on napkins on the bar surrounding a glass poured for him.

There will also be inappropriate marriage proposals, a traffic accident involving a hearse and a mystery surrounding a glass eye.

There are four wings -- math and science, the arts, health and sports, and business education -- surrounding a glass dome that houses the library and technology center.

Six figures in floor-length black latex, like the Cenobites in the Hellraiser films, surround a glass coffin.

Deep armchairs and sofas fill the handsome space and surround a glass-enclosed fireplace — the perfect setting for a leisurely time-out with a light dish or a beverage at any hour of the day.

A life-sized cutout of Kup points the way to the parlor, where rust-and-gold swivel chairs surround a low glass table, like the set of his old TV show, "At Random".

In 1781, Graham moved to Pall Mall and introduced his "wonder-working edifice": forty glass pillars surrounding a twelve-by-nine-foot electrified bed, covered by a glass dome, tilted to what Graham promised was the ideal angle for conception, and wired so that a pipe organ produced "celestial sounds" as a couple copulated upon it — the volume corresponded to the fervor of the humping.

Innermost was a stone "winterhouse," a cube form topped by a wedge shape; it was surrounded by a glass summerhouse that in turn was surrounded by a framework on which foliage would grow in warm weather.

The CT halo sign is described as a surrounding halo of ground glass attenuation surrounding a pulmonary nodule or mass and corresponds to a central fungal nodule surrounded by a rim of hemorrhage and coagulative necrosis.

Although some radiographic findings in the lungs can suggest aspergillosis, such as the presence of a halo sign (ground glass opacity surrounding a nodule) or cavitating nodules, these findings can also be found in subjects with pulmonary zygomycosis or other infections and are thus again not necessarily specific [ 5].

Those meetings will take place in a lantern-shaped structure, nicknamed "the Egg", surrounded by a glass atrium.