Sentences with phrase «wall of glass in»

The view is equally impressive from the bathtub set before a wall of glass in the adjoining ensuite.

Iconic Teton views are emphasized throughout, with the Grand Teton serving as the focal point via walls of glass in a remarkable great room and from the master suite.

Walls of glass in the vaulted - ceiling living room open to a wraparound deck.

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On this day, Aeryon's office on the outskirts of Waterloo, Ont., is a quiet place where about two dozen people toil in cubicles separated by glass walls scrawled with engineering formulas.

«Teams» of one stripe or another cluster around tables in glass - walled rooms, watching someone with a whiteboard marker make lists and draw Venn diagrams.

In terms of in - store innovations, the company made a big splash last year by launching and then heavily hyping two stores — a massive 140,000 - square - foot Canadian Tire in south Edmonton and a Sport Chek in midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classeIn terms of in - store innovations, the company made a big splash last year by launching and then heavily hyping two stores — a massive 140,000 - square - foot Canadian Tire in south Edmonton and a Sport Chek in midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classein - store innovations, the company made a big splash last year by launching and then heavily hyping two stores — a massive 140,000 - square - foot Canadian Tire in south Edmonton and a Sport Chek in midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classein south Edmonton and a Sport Chek in midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classein midtown Toronto — that came fully loaded with all manner of screens, simulators and other forms of digital eye candy, including interactive video walls, window shopping using glass screens that display products, and community boards that give customers access to local sports clinics, league registrations and fitness classes.

In its Esmeralda Villa, you could easily mistake the bathroom for a miniature spa: its floors and walls are lined with garapeira wood, there's bright white bathrobes, and daybeds are placed right in front of a floor - to - ceiling glass window that looks out over the seIn its Esmeralda Villa, you could easily mistake the bathroom for a miniature spa: its floors and walls are lined with garapeira wood, there's bright white bathrobes, and daybeds are placed right in front of a floor - to - ceiling glass window that looks out over the sein front of a floor - to - ceiling glass window that looks out over the sea.

The space's numerous glass walls are often used in place of whiteboards.

According to a description of the plans in Jobs's biography, released shortly after the CEO's death, the vessel was also to feature «perfectly flat and unblemished» teak decks and 40 - foot - long, 10 - foot - high glass walls in the main living area.

Because of Weill's efforts — he was instrumental in getting repealed the Glass - Steagall Act, a Depression - era law prohibiting commercial banks and retail banks from operating together — banks can now serve Main Street and Wall Street simultaneously.

Your glasses will quickly be able to identify the planes of your walls and instantly overlay your room in an endless array of color choices and combinations.

Though my guards bustled me about rapidly to keep me from becoming a sitting target for kidnappers, they did take me for an hour's walk on the Lido, one of the most beautiful strands of fine - grained, wave - washed white sand I've ever seen, lined by formerly luxurious villas, not one of which had retained four intact walls or glass in their windows.

To his right are Caldwell's employees at their own desks, seen through a glass wall that is meant to remind them of his standing offer to come in and talk.

• Equistone will acquire a majority stake in BOAL Group, a Netherlands - based maker of high - performance aluminium greenhouse roof and side - wall systems for glass and poly greenhouses.

In general, «they seem to encounter «glass walls» that keep them from venturing out of big companies or structured academic settings to launch their own firms at the same rate men do,» says Lesa Mitchell, a vice president with the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundationdevoted to entrepreneurship.

Wall Street also is seeking to avert any thought of restoring the Glass - Steagall Act in an attempt to protect the economy from having merged retail commercial banking with wholesale investment banking, insurance, real estate brokerage and kindred arms of high finance.

Elsewhere in governance, on Friday the Wall Street Journal endorsed Jamie Dimon's criticism of shareholders who lazily follow the voting recommendations of Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis, and Nicholas Donatiello and Harvey Pitt argued that the Securities and Exchange Commission should regulate proxy voting to reduce the influence, and conflicts of interest, of ISS and Glass Lewis.

This week, President Obama travels to Wall Street, where he'll demand — in light of the Street's continuing antics since the bailout, as well as its role in watering down the Volcker rule — that the Glass - Steagall Act be resurrected and big banks be broken up.

Just nine years after the repeal of Glass - Steagall, Wall Street experienced another epic crash, with Citigroup playing a major role in the contagion.

Their lifelong interest, after all, had been to promote deregulation and special tax favoritism for their Wall Street constituency, highlighted by repeal of Glass - Steagall in 1999 under Pres. Clinton.

Sitting in a steepled building with stained glass remembrances of Jesus» life while munching a bit of bread and sipping a bit of juice somehow does not help us catch a glimpse of Jesus nearly so easily as munching some potato chips and sipping from a bottle of water alongside a group of people who live in the streets, as the coastal breezes waft the ever - present stench of urine from the nearby walls and bushes over our little group.

Around 1915 a local artist, Thomas O'Shaughnessy, who had studied Celtic decorative arts in Dublin and learned the art of stained glass at the Art Institute of Chicago, transformed the windows and stenciled the walls with images from the Book of Kells.

She points to an example of a plumber, years into the future, helping a homeowner utilizing augmented reality glasses: «You put on these glasses; you connect with them via Skype or some other messaging service and they can literally draw on the wall in front of you in order to show you what you need to do to sort of fix the plumbing issue.»

As human beings we are not, therefore, trapped behind the glass wall of our own subjectivity, because our brains are part of this same fabric of meaningful and interconnected reality that is the universe we live in.

The church I grew up in has these gorgeous stained glass windows that line every wall of the sanctuary.

One all - glass wall of the church faces out on a parking lot, where worshipers in nearly 1,000 cars can see the preacher virtually as well as the 1,700 people inside.

No cracks in the walls, no smashed glass, nothing fallen off of shelves.

At a major tasting marking the 50th anniversary of the wine region held at the venue late last year, my attention kept wandering again — this time the glass of chardonnay in my hand had to compete for my attention with the magnificent Emily Kame Kngwarreye painting on the wall.

A lighted «Wave Wall,» crafted by arranging hundreds of glass squares in a pattern mimicking the lapping motion of the Mediterranean Sea, will be a glistening focal point.

And when you've sampled all of the delicious farm - to - fork fare you think you can take, go see the wall of wine at Taste in the Alley and enjoy late - night sipping from the largest by - the - glass list with over 350 choices because as the saying goes, when in wine country...

Along the north face, a cantilevered floor captures additional space, and ends in a curved, floor - to - ceiling glass wall for an unobstructed, spectacular vista of Paradise Valley below.

Kudos to Lefty for going all in — as a booster, if not a financier — on helping the women break the glass ceiling in the chipping contest in which all four players hit flop shots over an eight - foot wall and attempted to smash panes of glass suspended 20 feet in the air.

The first purpose - built glass - walled Tunnel Club in the UK which will allow lounge guests to see the inner sanctum with a behind - the - scenes view of the players» tunnel, while also enjoying the action from player - spec «Recaro - style» seats, located behind the First Team technical area.

The visual centerpiece of the building is a cylindrical glass lobby 45 feet high and 72 feet in circumference, with a 40 - foot climbing wall in full view.

My parents took me to a store where the walls were full of glasses and after receiving my first pair I couldn't believe the difference in my eye sight.

In his book The Vertical Farm, Columbia environmental health professor Dickson Despommier argues that cities of the future might feed themselves by creating farms inside enormous, glass - walled skyscrapers where every floor is a solar - powered greenhouse.

In a greenhouse sunlight — which is made up of different wavelengths, some of which are in the visible and infrared spectrum — shines through the transparent glass or plastic roof and wallIn a greenhouse sunlight — which is made up of different wavelengths, some of which are in the visible and infrared spectrum — shines through the transparent glass or plastic roof and wallin the visible and infrared spectrum — shines through the transparent glass or plastic roof and walls.

And then, suddenly, there it was, clinging tenaciously to the glass walls of eighteen - year - old William Henry Perkin's test tubes, without a sea snail in sight.

The village church where Strickland is buried has images of turkeys depicted in stained - glass windows, a carved lectern and even stone sculptures on the walls.

These interactions will occur in glass - walled spaces that — apart from being visually stunning — are designed to encourage frequent casual contact among members of the various groups.

They report on their work studying ancient glass and rock defense walls in a paper published in the May issue of American Ceramic Society Bulletin.

Scientists are exploring ways to develop transparent or semi-transparent solar cells as a substitute for glass walls in modern buildings with the aim of harnessing solar energy.

Apotheke's decor includes a wall of medicine bottles and a beautiful ceiling lamp of glass spheres, like the Erlenmeyer flasks you'd find in an organic chemistry lab.

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Glass walls capable of being opened up will allow greater insight into activities in the various office spaces.

If you're someone who pops a few ibuprophen every day to manage aches and pains, or knocks back a few glasses of wine a night, you're also throwing off the delicate bacterial balance in your gut, undermining the integrity of your gut wall.

This elegant 16 oz., BPA - free bottle is made of high quality Borosilicate glass and its double wall design keeps your drink insulated to keep the heat in.

(1 tspn of Daily - C in a glass of water or juice daily, hence the name «Daily - C») Long - term Vitamin C deficiency will lead to atherosclerotic deposits in the arterial walls to cover the breaches caused by the disintegrating collagen, resulting in coronary heart disease and strokes to the brain.

Intriguing textures, a wall of glass doors and chic furnishings are show stopping features in the living room and entertaining hub.

Our Layered Glass Wall Mirror adds light and movement to rooms with its overlapping trio of tinted glass layers, each in a different, shapely Glass Wall Mirror adds light and movement to rooms with its overlapping trio of tinted glass layers, each in a different, shapely glass layers, each in a different, shapely form.