How To Use Pane of glass In A Sentence
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And better yet, the top half of the door was a large pane of glass that gave him a great view of the kitchen.
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He stuck one of these on the tip of a pencil and drew it across a pane of glass.
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It is still out of bounds, its ghostly emptiness - whole streets without a single pane of glass intact - telling its own poignant story.
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Rather than foregrounding a central object when I gaze into a store window, I become interested instead in all that a single pane of glass can contain.
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I read their titles longingly, breathing on every accessible pane of glass, for I dared not attempt to open the doors, with the enemy encamped so near.
Dream Days
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A pane of glass got broken.
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A pane of glass got broken.
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Some suggested it was just a car's rear light reflected in a pane of glass in front of the camera.
The Sun
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A broken pane of glass in one of the dirty windows was papered and wafered over, but there was a little plate of hothouse nectarines on the table, and there was another of grapes, and another of sponge – cakes, and there was a bottle of light wine.
Bleak House
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The entire outside wall was a single pane of glass, covered only by a lacy curtain.
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The small pane of glass was filled with a mass of dark, dangerous shadows, every last one of them clamouring to get inside.
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It's a huge window made from a single pane of glass.
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It's a huge window made from a single pane of glass.
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The lower pane of glass in the top sash was broken, so that any person by a hand might open the fastening of the sash, and when the sash was unhasped they might throw up the lower sash, and a block of wood was placed outside to enable them to get in.
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Whatever is to be filmed - from pamphlets to schoolbooks to broadsides - is positioned carefully in a large, jointed cradle under a wide pane of glass.
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a "speck" (an interesting word: a speck is sometimes thought of as a minute mark, almost too small to see, or as a speck that is in the eye, on the retina itself): a glittering pane of glass.
The Ordinary Sky: Wordsworth, Blanchot, and the Writing of Disaster
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Across the room, a pane of glass in the window cracked with a sharp pop.
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Her mother had replaced the broken pane of glass, carefully puttying the edges; and the unicorn curtains were in place.
ANASTASIA KRUPNIK (3-IN-1)
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It's a huge window made from a single pane of glass.
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You may remember him as the photographer from ‘The Omen’ who gets spectacularly decollated by a pane of glass…
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Here in Baghdad I am writing next to a table lately sliced in two by a falling pane of glass, and am told by the seraphic ambassador that we could be shelled again at any time.
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I was too slow to play football, and my devastating curve and drop at 12 didn't come with any more break at 16. My fastball couldn't crack a pane of glass.
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… the possibility of a perfect transmission from world to work, from life to "lifeness," as if the artistic medium could function like a clear pane of glass.
2008 November | NIGEL BEALE NOTA BENE BOOKS
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Beyond the pane of glass, oaks, elms, and maples are a swelling tide of green, lapping to and fro in hardworking winds.
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They had a row and he left and at Brown Street kicked a door and broke a pane of glass.
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The facade is vandalised - not a single pane of glass remains and graffiti despoils the faience tiling - and also has extensive vegetation sprouting from the most unlikely places.
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Then, I heard the smash of someone breaking the small pane of glass next to the door.
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It's a huge window made from a single pane of glass.
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The idea suggests the possibility of a perfect transmission from world to work, from life to "lifeness," as if the artistic medium could function like a clear pane of glass.
Powell's Books: Overview
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At the time, it was the largest single pane of glass to be installed in a residential chalet interior in the Alps.
Times, Sunday Times
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The marbling could also be painted on the back of a framing pane of glass, which was then attached to the mirror glass.
