Dimly through the glass curtains she could see the Eater, sluggish and swollen, lying quietly by the radio.

Glass is used not in the contemporary British architectural style of the glass curtain.

The glass curtain was the world's largest at the time, overlooking the Victoria Harbour on three sides.

From the edge of the dome, a glass curtain thudded to the platform.

The titanium shell is broken by a glass curtain in north-south direction that gradually widens from top to bottom.

After dark, the glass curtain would showcase the ornate, landmark 1928 lobby of the Keith's.

It is 187 metres to the roof and 167 metres to the main roof above the curved glass curtain.

He wove them into a glass curtain.

He went over the balcony rail, and started to climb on the marble wall that intersected with the glass curtain in front of the catwalks.

On another note, the coloured glass curtain of the main window also serves to disperse the intense Australian sun.