frameless glasses造句

• The architects also replaced the original thick framed windows with frameless glass.
• Harold Rose said, smiling gently in stylish, frameless glasses and a cloth cap.
• Keller, 32, is slimmer, scholarly looking off the field in his frameless glasses.
• The Riviera also featured frameless glass in the front doors, giving hardtops an even sleeker look.
• Frameless glasses have no frame around the lenses and the ear stems are attached directly to the lenses.
• In 2007, the building was redeveloped and two frameless glass cubes were constructed at the entrance of the building.
• Suo is a boyish 40-year-old with frameless glasses and a few strands of gray in his hair.
• There will be two frameless glass scenic elevators which will provide people superb views of Makati as they zoom up to the building's tenth level.
• The architects replaced the original thick framed windows with frameless glass, some pieces so huge, Escher said, " they had to be flown in by helicopter ."
• There are two styles of frameless glasses : those that have a piece of frame material connecting the two lenses, and those that are a single lens with ear stems on each side.
• An interesting design compromise was non-lowering rear door windows on four-door sedans and wagons, which also reverted to full window frames while two-doors including El Caminos retained frameless glass.
• Certain states are more strict with their laws and the most populated states with Pools such as Arizona, California, Florida, and Texas have special statutes in place that discuss all pool fencing types including frameless glass railings.
• The shape is then used to make a pair of frameless glasses, typically within three days . The glasses are now being test-marketed in Bellevue, Wash . Eventually, the company expects to provide glasses with frames as well.
• Just 10 days earlier, the slim 29-year-old with unruly brown hair, blue eyes and modish, frameless glasses sat in her converted warehouse office, biting her fist as she waited on the phone to the bank.
• The renovation of the site employed a number of local contractors and artisans, including Corinthian Stone Masonry, which was responsible for working with the existing stone walls; Veon Glass designed and produced the many frameless glass windows and doors within the chapel, including the innovative windows fitted into the crumbling walls of the chapel.
• Justin Davidson of " New York " magazine called it'clumsily gaudy .'James Russell, formerly of Bloomberg . . . lamented the'endless acres of cheap-looking frameless glass in cartoonish stripes and blotches of silver and pewter .'Michael Kimmelman of the Times had similarly harsh words : " [ The building ] unravels as a cascade of clunky curves . . . chintzily embellished, clad in acres of eye-shadow-blue glass offset by a pox of tinted panes, like age spots . '"