Sentences with phrase «glass panes just»

Not exact matches

Just like how I don't worry about getting hit by a bolt of lighting or having a pane of glass fall on me or how I don't worry about becoming a robbery victim.

A small resonator placed in a window pane creates acoustical or mechanical vibrations at just the right frequency to make the glass shatter.

So far, more than 30,000 such parts are available, and gazing from the reception area through a panoramic glass pane towards the centre's dedicated XJ220 service area — six sultry silhouettes in various states of undress — we're reminded of just how seriously JLR now takes the wellbeing of its classic cars and their lucky owners.

Just how bad it was didn't become apparent until one day she left for work and Taz went through a glass pane in her door to avoid being left alone.

They act like a blanket that surrounds the Earth and keeps it warmer than it would otherwise be, just as the glass panes of a greenhouse allow the sun's energy to enter but prevent some of the heat from escaping.

As for the back, the glass actually bubbles up from the sides instead of just a flat pane straight across like an Xperia phone.

This grippy substance isn't adhesive and yet lets the Touchstone stick to just about any smooth surface, from my desk to my dashboard to a vertical pane of glass.

The Honor 5X has a nice metal exterior with just a little bit of flair, and it flows smoothly into a full pane of glass on the front without any gaps or sharp edges.

On the front of the device, you find a sleek pane of black glass without any logo and three bottoms just beneath the display.

When he got to the bottom of the steps and noticed that I had stepped back into the house, he just stared at me through the glass panes on the upper half of the door.

Just use a pane of glass behind the grill if you want to see the grill.

All of the glass is intact so I want to use the panes as frames (some with just plain paper or fabric and others with photos).

Three things that I put off because I just don't like to do them — changing lightbulbs where I need to climb up on a stepstool to do it; cleaning the ceiling fan blades because I have to stand on the bed to do it; and, like you, washing the windows because no matter how much I wash there is some damage in between the panes of glass, and they will never look clean.

I like the idea of filling the glass panes with either photographs or cuttings of pretty wallpaper, just to jazz it up a little if you fancied.