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Sentence Examples I heard a discussion about Georgian wine glasses that morphed into the disclosure that Georgians, both rich and poor, were drunken sots. They're surrounded by heavy linen, sparkling crystal, gleaming silver, obsequious waiters, and an embarrassment of champagne glasses. One employee was hit in the face by an unsecured fridge door, which left their glasses broken. Anyway, bails and I went along, had a couple of glasses of free champagne and nicked off just before the speeches started. The bartender was doing the usual, polishing glasses and wiping the spills off the counter. Five years of fugitive living has made me a little camera-shy, so I'm wearing my best wig and dark glasses for the occasion. Joel sat there with a bored look, his glasses slipping off his button nose. He wore a smock, gardening gloves, and a pair of half-moon glasses with a smudge of mud on them. Two to three glasses a day of unsweetened apple cider can help treat kidney and gall bladder stones. I was doing quite nicely on my half a dozen beers and it's amazing how three small glasses of champagne have so much alcohol content in them. Ransack your cupboards for Angostura Bitters, vermouth and lime juice, and prepare the tall glasses. Her gray speckled hair was pulled up in a messy bun, and slim blue glasses hung on her sharp nose. Her glasses and dinner were on the bed tray which was moved by the nurse when vital signs were taken. The staple struck a knot in the wood, causing the staple to strike her safety glasses. Spots were definitely in fashion today, what with the beads of water on coats, umbrellas, glasses, bags, clothes and windscreens. As I walked back with the glasses, he reached for his drink with uncharacteristic ungentlemanliness. Some well-known borosilicate glasses are Jena, Pyrex, Durax, and Thermoglass. Less than 90 minutes later, thieves smashed a window at Colchester Optical Centre in Red Lion Yard and snatched designer glasses from a display. Put on a thick pair of unstylish glasses, if you have them, and run some Pomade de Einstein through your hair. Part of the cornea is surgically removed and the cornea is reshaped to eliminate the need for glasses for nearsighted patients. Show More Sentences Lions provide thousands of people every year with free quality eye care, glasses, braillewriters, large print texts, white canes and guide dogs. Tracy lit a fire and poured two glasses of wine and brought them over to Ryan on the couch. A sterile towel should not be used by a person in sterile attire to adjust glasses or wipe his or her brow. Browning's Polarlight shooting glasses come with interchangeable lenses in vermillion, gray and polarized sandstone. On the other side of the school, Melanie had just entered the school wearing her huge designer sun glasses and her red bucket hat. Mid fifties, chubby, buck teeth, grey hair and horn-rimmed glasses, Randall looked vaguely like that old British comedian Benny Hill. In fact, judging by the Bunyanesque size of fast food cups these days, most people consider eight glasses to be a lower limit. Visual impairment may be helped with the use of glasses or other visual aids. I thought it was time for a change from the round glasses I'm used to, so I went for narrower, squarer lenses. Stereotypes of vegetarians have us all clutching a nut roast whilst peering through our wire rimmed glasses and wearing hemp. The sight glasses on the Mighty Demon's fuel howls permit safe, quick, float-level adjustments without the risk of fuel spillage. You stand on the viewing platform and squint, trying to work out who the guy with the moustache and glasses is. A wireless transmitter is strapped in a garter to my inner thigh and a video rig is micro-contained inside horn-rimmed glasses. He had short golden blonde hair and deep blue eyes behind thin framed glasses. If it is anything like the place in my neck of the woods, it would be full of booners drinking port out of middy glasses. I am so used to using plastic cups everywhere that the drink glasses seemed unmanageably heavy and got very cold from the ice! A field of Glasgow's finest waiters had to make two laps of the square while carrying a tray, two bottles and glasses. Fans inside the Arena had started pelting each other with plastic beer glasses and bottles, and the concert was temporarily halted. Mischievously, we hatched a plan to refill our near empty glasses in the toilets, thus saving ourselves both a wait at the bar and a few quid. In the very near distance, someone sings, people cheer and utensils unremittingly hit glasses. Show More Sentences A short man with graying hair and tinted glasses, Ecclestone is fanatical about neatness. Previously, brandy snifters and Scotch nosing glasses were used to taste bourbon, as the optimal glass for this spirit had never been developed. Jackson blinked, then snitched Sam's glasses, folding them and setting them on the nightstand behind him. He was wearing glasses and had his hair spiked up, and Christy caught the glint of braces on his teeth. It is recommended not to look directly at the sun or to use the glasses in a solarium. He still wore the glasses, but the bright tie lay on the ground beside his chair. Last night was a quiet night in, just me and a few glasses of nice whiskey. Symone said she was quite gifted at the age of four, but she had a cornea transplant and wore glasses. We're getting a kick from the illicitness, the donning of scarf and dark glasses and sneaking off for a day's shopping. People using graphical Web browsers who have poor eyesight or who forgot their reading glasses may be out of luck, too. The retention of motion in heme proteins in sugar glasses is also shown by the recombination of CO after photodissociation. Pour the vodka and dry vermouth over ice into a shaker, stir well and strain into the glasses. His dry English wit combined with Coke-bottle glasses equals excellent comedy. Imperceptably he lifts the field glasses to his eyes before passing them over to me in one smooth motion. A tall tech with spindly legs and oversized glasses shrieks as he starts to pick up the poor damaged piece of gadgetry like it's his own child. Brian told the secretary, a comically spinsterish woman with a bun and glasses, that they were there for Mr. Mallard. Does it remind you of Clark Kent pulling off his glasses, adding a spit curl, and suddenly no one can recognize that he is Superman? Then Holly discovered she had forgotten her contact lens case and had to improvise with two wine glasses and a splash of saline. Serve in large bowls with liberal sprinklings of Parmesan and huge glasses of wine. He was tall and big, a typical Nordic man with grey hair and thick glasses. Show More Sentences John himself had developed a horrible feeling of stage fright and had taken off his glasses just so he wouldn't see the audience. He held his ground and removed his glasses to wipe off the dirt, pondering his next move. At the concert site young workers were wading through a field full of discarded cartons, cans, bottles and plastic glasses. Later in Hollywood he was advised by American friends to replace the monocle with glasses for job interviews. She pulled the straw out and twisted her helmet off, revealing a teenage girl with round glasses, bobbed brown hair and bright smiling eyes. She had blondish hair I believe, and I couldn't see her eyes too well because she was wearing glasses. With longish, mousy brown hair and thick glasses, Bertram is bookish, a sharp contrast to the less formal, hip Poirier. Meanwhile, Jason Cross returns from E3, broken glasses and recovering from illness, but nonetheless unbowed. I had even put in soft lenses, which always hurt so badly, so that I didn't have to have glasses muddling up my face. It was three-deep at the bar, with icy platters of oysters and glasses of sparkling wine littering the marble top. He wore glasses to correct a slight cast and would never use one word where a novel would do. The rest of his day will consist of more counseling, punctuated by glasses of slivovitz to drink and little cakes to eat. On the sideboard are English drinking glasses and a Pittsburgh cut-glass decanter of about 1830 that descended in the wife's family. One teacher was an old, distinguished and very decent Slovak lady, wearing glasses, naturally. There is probably profound fear or inferiority in her, which could be why she hides herself behind those oversized glasses. Jillie took in the thick Coke-bottle glasses, the dark hair that went every which way but down. Single pictures began again to usurp overmantel looking glasses and large pier glasses. Never store dangerous products in everyday containers such as milk bottles or drinking glasses. We hadn't even ordered when the waiter brought us complimentary glasses of decent champagne. There were no glasses plinking and backs being slapped on Fir Park Street last Thursday. Show More Sentences The job might be considerably easier if the driver could don a pair of glasses that superimposes the contours of the map right on the ground. When I was six, I had Coke-bottle glasses, ill-fitting slacks and I played with Transformers. Carol squinted at the source of the voice, but could only see a pair of pince-nez glasses. A rather plump woman with tiny framed glasses sauntered in through the doorway. Some nights she'll have a few glasses of wine, and I get my fix from coffee. Today I watched her eat an entire tub of cottage cheese and drink three glasses of pink Champagne. Standing behind me was this young girl with long brown hair and glasses with a crop top and jeans. A tiny pinpoint of light was on the ceiling, reflected by someone's pen or glasses. Maps and field glasses were more commonly used and most troops got paid on a regular basis. I am so thirsty I guzzle several glasses of fruit juice, a litre of water and most of a flask of red bush tea before I even sit down. While away from his aircraft, the Mexican soldiers stole field glasses, goggles, ammunition and anything else not attached to the aircraft. Until 1926 he painted in the cool style characteristic of Purism, depicting such objects as bottles and glasses in profile. On the other side of the track, the enclosure was teeming with people tucking into food hampers while supping from cans and plastic glasses. Men with small button noses should opt for metal framed glasses with high bridges. Wanamaker, dressed down in Coke-bottle glasses, adds a bit of bumbling good nature. Nobody knew that, and we weren't supposed to tell anybody, but she would come up, let him hold her glasses, and he'd start polkaing with her. From the isolated vantage point of his room he uses an old pair of opera glasses to spy on a young woman across the street. Gin and vodka brands have featured Martini glasses in their ads for years, but now so do rums, cordials and other types of spirits. Dressed in a beige cardigan sweater, corduroys and rimless glasses, he exudes a polite, professorial air. They both scrambled out of the car, and Davis took a pair of field glasses, and looked off in the distance. Show More Sentences We present elastic and inelastic incoherent neutron scattering data from a series of trehalose glasses diluted with glycerol. Corked glasses of wine are valiantly defended, and the diner is implied to be trying to cheat the restaurant. His viewers enjoy half-filled glasses, empty bottles and corks left in the corkscrew. An unnerving scramble ensues to grab cameras and field glasses and evacuate the vehicle. Don a high-tech silver poncho and sip a frosty vodka cocktail from glasses cut from solid blocks of ice while admiring the frozen sculptures. Grimacing, I dropped the field glasses down, letting them swing from the dark grey string that held them around my neck. About 100,000 people who are tired of wearing glasses or contact lenses undergo corrective laser eye surgery in the UK every year. Purge your diet of greasy, fatty foods, limit your sodium and up your daily water quotient to 8-10 glasses a day at least. In the meantime, here's how to keep your cork from popping before the glasses are chilled. She popped on reading glasses as she nestled on a wrought iron garden swing, flanked by her children, and began reading from the book. She had given a party the previous night and drank several glasses of vodka punch, cognac, wine and beer. The tracksuit bottoms, white sneakers and bumbag suggest jock, while the glasses and near-mullet hairstyle scream geek. She was a tall, spindly woman with frizzy brown hair and thin-rimmed glasses. Sparkling wines should be served in thick glasses with straight sides or flutes so that the fizz is preserved. For all that, though, I'm seeing what I can, from the car and, with field glasses, from the windows. Without thinking, she blew a puff of air at the unruly hair, which just fogged up her glasses and put small droplets of spit on the lenses. Antigen-retrieval solutions were then added and cover glasses were put in place, avoiding air bubble formation. She then threw her field glasses at him, explaining why Aziz had them in his possession. He grabbed his field glasses but was unable to detect a cupola on the craft. One of the options is the wider use of toughened plastic glasses, which are already used by some pubs voluntarily. Show More Sentences The riders then departed and Kemp sat watching from a distance with field glasses. He took off his glasses and rubbed the bridge of his nose with his index finger and thumb. Do they mean anything, faces, Maggie would think to herself when she was a bit squiffy and had had one too many glasses of sparkly spumante. Dad lowered the paper he had picked up while I was whining and peered at me over his frameless glasses. So, you know, nudge nudge, maybe those scratched glasses also have a big crack in the plastic frame? And in that corner, we have Helen Sommers, a diminutive, 72-year-old number cruncher in reading glasses. There stood a tall man of about 25 with blonde cropped hair, and electric blue eyes under silver framed glasses. Laden with a tray containing two dinner plates and two tall glasses, she feebly made her way down the stairs. My neighbour Virginia recently arrived at my house in a flap, having just had lunch in a restaurant and drunk two glasses of wine. She gives me a sidelong glance from behind the white frames of her glasses. All glasses on the bridges were turned on the Germans, now very faintly to be seen on the horizon. The meal was the full monty ending up with cheese and a port of which I had several glasses. A tall woman with a mop of curly blonde hair and huge owl glasses poked her head out. From behind blocky horn-rimmed glasses he blinked out at the world like a perpetually startled and slightly confused owl. I think you can just bring us a couple glasses of ice water, that'll do us fine. Glass is blown or molded into many shapes for decorative items, and for beverage glasses and other eating and serving dishes. Coaxing Dan to conquer his demons is his therapist, played by an almost unrecognizable Mel Gibson in a hammy bald wig and Coke-bottle glasses. So sitting an examination with glasses seems an accurate way of assessing their eligibility for the job. The white man was of medium build, he wore glasses, a blue hooded top with a narrow yellow stripe around it and blue jeans. His widely-publicised friendship with the former topless model set sherry glasses rattling among the blue-rinse brigade. Show More Sentences As I said, it is pretty silly stuff and a grown slaphead with a goatee and glasses like myself shouldn't be laughing along, but, hey, who cares? He removes the papers and spreads them out across the huge oak table, pushing away crystal champagne glasses, fine bone china, silver tableware. We all met at the bar where Nicky, our waitron, served us our ice cold beers in chilled glasses and ran through the list of specials. Alvin placed the tray squarely on the sideboard and turned three glasses upright. He was with a black man aged 18-20 of a similar height, wearing dark clothing and glasses. Very carefully, he removed his glasses, folded the arms, and slipped them into his pants pocket, where his wallet had been. Special titanium-framed fashion glasses start from Rs.3,500, while sunglasses made of Monel and styled to suit formal wear cost Rs.900 onwards. Guests have been asked for eight sherry glasses, eight champagne flutes, eight whisky tumblers, eight brandy goblets and two decanters. I will conspicuously recycle the cans and glasses and papers, even though I suspect it's all a folly. To serve, pour the tea from high above the glasses to aerate and amplify the character of the tea and garnish with mint. Mrs. D. wanted me to take my glasses on and off, chew on the earpieces, essentially turn them into a prop. I closed my eyes and took off my glasses, my hand automatically hooking the earpiece on the pocket of my coat. If you tell yourself firmly that it is doing you good, you can get a couple of glasses down. Yellow-dyed sparkling wine was on offer in plastic glasses daintily adorned with coloured ribbon. Her gaze traveled across the dance hall and she spotted a table dressed in pink and white, holding glasses of seemingly white and red wine. Pubs will have to replace dartboards with mirrors, bored barmaids will have to idle away the hours polishing stemmed glasses. Self-assured and well coiffed, with square geek-chic glasses, he's a far cry from the stereotypical pasty and ponytailed tech jock. If you had good, uncorrected vision before becoming presbyopic, you may be able to use nonprescription, over-the-counter reading glasses. I'd had a pint of beer, four glasses of wine, and some whisky, and that felt like a tremendous debauch. We all clink our champagne glasses together, drink the contents, then hurl ourselves into indiscriminate hugging and kissing. Show More Sentences These bars and clubs pre-warn their customers that this is their policy and some are now allowing bottles and glasses onto the dance floor. Even the waiters gathered momentum as the meal progressed, decanting the better Chardonnays and serving them in large Burgundy glasses. Our chosen red wine was decanted in front of us before being poured into our glasses. The new range for Lindley includes Martini glasses, decanters and ashtrays. He filled three glasses with some sort of clear wine, set the decanter on the table and retreated to the corner. Pieces include square tealight holders, napkin holders, flared bud vases and a selection of glasses, decanters and candlesticks in varying sizes. The couple picked up an armful of prizes, including a trip to Spain, a rose bowl, brandy glasses, and a decanter. The glasses were a new addition since she had seen him last, as was the five o'clock shadow on his chin and upper lip. Another butler brought out a silver tray laden with a crystal decanter and two wine glasses. A presentation was made to each by Co. John Bonham of a decanter and 6 brandy glasses on an inscribed tray. Her transformation from spectator to spectacle is signified repetitively by the gesture of removing her glasses. A waiter approached them with glasses of champagne but both of them declined politely. I expertly hold the glasses up to the natural light principally because that's what Bill is doing. Sparkling wines should be served in think glasses with straight side or flutes so that the fizz is preserved. We washed them down with ginger ale and iced tea, both served in satisfyingly large glasses. When she puts on her black-rimmed reading glasses to study the handouts, she suddenly looks professorial. She was tall and deathly skinny, Asian, but with really pale acne pocked skin and black rimmed glasses that matched her long straight hair. She called for pubs and bars to serve all bottled drinks in glasses, to discourage drinkers from leaving the premises with them. Sure, we will all eat from different dishes and drink from different glasses, but we will all be able to agree that the meal is delicious. The same, I'm told, was true as to proposals that fast-food restaurants use glasses rather than paper cups. Show More Sentences It has an important collection of 18th century drinking glasses, a tranquil walled garden and a garden tearoom. No doubt a great deal of whisky is drunk in New York, but almost all of it, surely, is drunk from whiskey glasses? It unsettles the waiter so badly that he involuntarily staggers into the stack and knocks the glasses over. We all lift our glasses and drink the wine down, afraid of what grandma will do if we don't follow through. He then took off his glasses and started to bring the cool refreshing water up to his face. Champagne glasses in hand, they announced that they had negotiated a settlement to the impending crisis. People can hand in their unused glasses and sunglasses at a number of collection points in the area. After a heavy workout, drink several glasses of water, milk, and juice over a period of a few hours. At every turn, glasses and plates are whisked away and replaced, flatware is realigned, water glasses are refilled, napkins are switched. We were too late for lunch, but the Breton chef rewarded us with glasses of ice-cold white wine. Try to drink at least four glasses daily and if possible a lot more if deserved. They waited while he filled two glasses with a pale brown liquid and gave them to the incognito agents. Alcohol consumption should be limited up to two small drinks or two glasses of beer or wine. He drank three glasses of beer and drove his electric taxi on the pavement in Bond Street. On the empty streets of the Old City, some of the shopkeepers spend the daylight hours playing backgammon and drinking glasses of Arabic coffee. Lifting his field glasses, he saw Jackson's men being forced back by General Mansfield. Drinking a couple of glasses creates a feeling of euphoria and a heightening of the senses, at once stimulating and relaxing. For shore watching 10 or 12 magnification glasses are better and a telescope on a tripod can be very useful. I rise from the chair, take off the glasses, flick the lightswitch on and walk out of the door. We've got staff on the door, we've had a membership scheme and we use plastic glasses. Show More Sentences The doctor suggested she lie on her side and drink two large glasses of water to make sure she wasn't dehydrated. Guests are enthralled with bartenders who flip bottles, toss some glasses and fling a few mixing sets. But ask about corkage fees and make sure they will provide glasses, coolers and a suitable storage area for advance deliveries. He would whisper his questions and his glasses would glint in the torch light. Wire frame glasses look great with any outfit, the only disadvantage is that they may be a little more fragile and delicate than plastic glasses. They take their glasses delicately by the stems and bring them together in a mock show of etiquette. We did not want to splash our camera protection glasses with mud droplets, messing our photos with globs. Oh, and glasses don't stop globs of plaster getting in your eyes after all. I take three glasses from the cupboard, remove a bottle from the case, pop the cork, fill the glasses, and propose a toast to their health. At two sharp, a middle-aged storyteller with horn-rimmed glasses flipped through a pair of books. He got to his feet, waved rather wildly for calm, and raised his glass to propose a toast which raised eyebrows higher than glasses. After listening to the delusional ramblings of the regulars and rinsing a few glasses, he drove home. The glasses I used for night driving stayed in the glove compartment, unused, unnecessary. Many people have vision problems that are correctable with glasses or contact lenses. He moves two glasses of rum and two demitasse cups to the edge of Fernando's wrought-iron table and spreads the map. I remained distracted until we had demolished our desserts and had only our glasses of wine remaining before us on the table. He was wearing his usual black framed glasses, with his hair flopping down to his face. He peered up at me with his protuberant glass-bead eyes, and I stared down at him through my reading glasses. The use of goggles, glasses with side shields, or chin length face shields to fully cover and protect the eyes from above, below and the sides. A waiter zipped over and deposited two glasses of water and a dish of mixed nuts on their table, took their drink orders, and hurried off. Show More Sentences He had treatment on cataracts and wore glasses for reading but had good eyesight. He is a dreamer, a schemer, but truth is young Ruskin is puny, skinny and, in the tradition of geeky leads, he wears glasses. He looked around, quickly grabbing his glasses which had also tumbled to the floor, now fully awake. On his deathbed he ordered two pigeons, three steaks, a bottle of wine, a glass of champagne, two glasses of port and a glass of brandy. One of the most extreme actions of Cambodia's late Communist dictator Pol Pot was to purge the country of anybody who wore glasses. The characters look modern, with their hairdos and glasses, but are costumed in fairy-tale outfits. He worked with Leica field glasses with a 15 x 50 wide angle and put the tape recorder on top of his glasses. The thermal properties of eco-friendly glass are also different from the corresponding leaded glasses. Just before serving, share the granita between the glasses and sprinkle chocolate covered coffee beans on top. Eat immediately. An aging, well-dressed don masked in dark glasses sits before a Tiepolo-like fresco of some celestial investiture involving putto and sword. Everything from plastic cups, empty beer bottles, used disposable coffee cups, to wine glasses and champagne flutes can be found at the exhibit. He was 5ft 8in and thin, with greasy, untidy black hair, wearing tinted glasses and had a scruffy appearance. If you are artistic, why not purchase a set of plain white ceramic egg cups, tea cups or plain glasses which are extremely inexpensive. He'd enjoy a scotch while he was waiting for his lunch, two glasses of beer with the food, and a digestif. The fresh-faced 52-year-old looks energetic and youthful, despite his thinning grey hair and glasses. Wearing dark glasses, she had to be helped into a car as she was overcome by grief. I can see him clamp it between two cover glasses, place it in the microscope and show me how it was made. But high quality is the byword here, so stay away from those cloudy dime-store magnifying glasses. Mr. Olaster, a tall man with grizzled hair, looked over his glasses disapprovingly as she slipped into her seat near the door. He walked over to me, took off my glasses and gently tapped my forehead just above the bridge of my nose. Show More Sentences One should cushion the fall, cradle, the head, remove glasses, and loosen tight clothes. Instead, we could all walk around like we did in the 1970s, with dirty glasses and grubby faces, and be happy. As she bent down awkwardly in a hopeless endeavor to retrieve them, her glasses and purse also disappeared into the watery gunge below. He stood behind the bar, cleaning shot glasses with a tattered old dishrag. Cut grease and stubborn leftover food from plates and glasses by adding a few lemon slices or a tablespoon of vinegar to soapy dishwater. Towards the end of the 16th century in Germany, wine glasses are sophistically engraved as decoration. After being served our desert we had to call a waiter to clear all the dead glasses away. Beginning in the sixteenth century, the Venetians engraved some of their glasses using a tool with a diamond tip. Shortly after the writer makes his entrance, a smiling housekeeper follows with two glasses of water and then vanishes. The driver was white, 22 to 23 years old, with a goatee beard, wearing glasses, a black hat and duffel jacket. The silver glasses disappeared after some time and we switched over to stainless steel. I don't consider one order of calamari and two glasses of water between two people in a German restaurant very epicurean. She drank three small glasses of hard liquor first to numb the pain, he said. I liked you in glasses best, because you were exhaustingly pretty, the dazzling beauty of your face being too much to bear head on. The girl with the unicorn horn and the glasses was sitting up in bed, reading a doorstopper of a book. To protect against all possible types of laser exposure, the physician and everyone in the room should wear protective laser glasses. Even at the book's launch party, over glasses of poor quality House of Commons wine, one or two people doubted this was what had really happened. At the end of the sequence, Raimi focuses in Maguire's goofy, Cider House Rules-orphan smile, freeze-framing on his blurred glasses. One thing noticeable right away was the available eye relief which, coupled with twist up eyecups, make them nicely useable with glasses. We manufacture bespoke custom handmade eyeglass frames, spectacle frames and sunglasses in house at our own eye glasses frame making factory. Show More Sentences Investors are more comfortable with green eyeshades than rose-colored glasses. She appears three minutes later, her red hair all wild and frizzy, and her glasses askew. The main types of protective eyewear are safety glasses, safety goggles and face shields. The door swung open to reveal Helen in a shadowy blue nightgown with her red hair all frizzled, her glasses tangled in her messy hair. Mrs. Wexler came in, carrying a tray with six filled glasses and a pitcherful of the drink. The glasses of water the waitress had brought for us spilled over and the water dribbled onto the floor. We all clicked our glasses together and took drinks before bursting into laughter. They held champagne glasses and leaned together, talking in confidential whispers. The man had long hair, big glasses, a droopy mustache and a flowery wide tie. Emma, Jeff, Tina and Darcy don't blink an eye and raise their glasses along with me. To frost glasses, dip glasses in cool water and place in freezer for five minutes. The Barcelona Wotan of Struckmann, with dark glasses and pigtail, looks hardly more divine than anyone on a well-earned break at the seaside. Underneath the navy blue blazers, cocktail napkins and frosted champagne glasses lie this barren layer. Before the development of glass-making enabled the production of glasses, a wide variety of drinking vessels were used for wine. Because of their tendency to crystallize, most natural terrestrial glasses are geologically young. I never tell him that I think that with his thick brown eyebrows, shaggy beard and thick glasses he looks like an intelligent bear. As they settled in, Mattie held up two fingers to the barmaid, who arrived seconds later with two glasses full of a frothy brew. An old man wearing glasses that drooped down to his nose with grey hair and a thin grey mustache above his upper lip stood before us with a grin. In 19 th-century Seville, it was fashionable to drink glasses of fino in bars at midday, to escape the blistering heat of the sun. He entered the courthouse with his customary sun glasses and ever-present cell phone. Show More Sentences An American import centred on an unlikely fashion magazine recruit who dresses frumpily in glasses and braces. Are you by any chance a rather striking, long legged woman who wears glasses and has just had a blue rinse? In classes we had to make pills, suppositories, and powders, and recognize cupping and leech glasses! With blonde bobbed hair, smart trouser suit, fashionable glasses and delicate diamond ear-rings, she could pass muster at any PR firm. Similar dynamics is observed in the plastic deformation of solids, in particular glasses. The bombardier and the pilot forgot to put on their dark glasses and therefore witnessed the flash which was terrific. But workers at the factory here wear safety glasses, and the equipment has automatic cutoffs to prevent workers from losing fingers. She explained that the event had finally persuaded her husband to wear his thick glasses in public. They have a digital camera and a big screen, so you can see how you look in your glasses without looking through weird plasticky stuff. Blondie piped up cheerfully as he passed by with a tubful of glasses and bottles. I fussed around with buying new glasses at all the major chains, to no success. Then I'd set off the plastique charge in the junction box, and lead us out of here with night vision glasses. There, she gadded about in the snow in a pricey fur coat and cat's eye glasses, even as Ah Ma tut-tutted. A short, tubby man with wire rimmed glasses came waddling out, a fourth grader I recognized from school in front of him. We had a quick dip in the pool, grabbed some food, had a few glasses of wine watching the stars and then turned in for an early night. Large looking glasses were often sold en suite with console tables with matching ornamentation. I took off my earmuffs and protective glasses, tossing them on a nearby chair. Drinking glasses and bowls were sometimes decorated with trails of molten glass applied to their outer surface. The company offers amber shooting glasses, folding earmuffs, and padded headband earmuffs. In contrast to the glasses and networks, these are relatively low viscosity liquid states. Find more words! 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