Sentences with phrase «far side of a glass»

Not exact matches

Its most frightening moment is an unbroken shot lasting almost one minute in which Tyler's character smokes a cigarette and gets herself a glass of water, unaware that a man in a crude sackcloth mask is watching her from the far side of the screen.

While at Fiesta Island make sure you watch out for sharp shells and glass, especially towards the far end of the beach where the fence goes into the ocean on the parking lot side.»

On the far side of this great room is a unique curved glass brick wall, on the other side of which is the gourmet kitchen that is decked out with an espresso machine and ice cream maker among other major appliances.

The Father Collector's Edition (Available in retail) includes: • Far Cry 5 Standard Edition • A 31.3 cm tall high - end Joseph Seed Figurine in front of a stained glass • Collector Box with Exclusive Arts of the Seed Family • A Steelbook ® • A double - sided tourist map of Hope County • The original soundtrack of the game.

On my way out of town, I stop about 35 miles west of Marfa, on the far side of the next (and much smaller) town of Valentine at a one - room adobe building with a sign that says Prada Marfa above a plate - glass window showcasing expensive shoes and handbags on Berber carpeting littered with dead moths.

In this case, it is a window sign rather than a wall sign, hung in front of the arched glass on the far side of the Pavilion's foyer, facing outward.

Not only does glass transfer heat and cold much more than other materials - making buildings more expensive to cool in the summer and heat in the winter - but builders have typically built glass towers with the same materials on all four sides, even though the impact of the sun is far more severe on the south and west.

The screen is once again framed by thin black lines which give the impression that this smartphone has an edge to edge display, an illusion which is further enforced by the low reflectivity of the AMOLED display and the soft 2.5 D curves where the glass meets the metal sides.