window glass

"Must think those white police is made of window glass."

"You have to see all the window glass on the ground," she said.

She seems to disappear behind the door, which is more than half window glass.

They could make window glass, but only in small sizes.

Nothing happened, of course, since window glass is pretty tough stuff these days.

Used it to break the window glass, low down and on the left, close to the door lock.

West looked up at them, finally, blinking too much, and for a moment his eyes seemed to be made of window glass.

Now, buyers may also have to choose their car's window glass color.

But the window glass on a Cadillac is pretty thick.

Bottles and window glass became the main focus of the production.

He lowered his face and stared into the window glass.

This object is a tool, like a special sort of window glass.

It would have to be a very fast snap shot through the window glass.

Window glass had gone to powder and continued to smoke.

The window glass is modern and tells the gospel story.

He looked again through the doorway, at the window glass among the debris on the floor.

Just a long tunnel, dark as night, where the only view is your own reflection in the window glass.

Even though I had my face pressed up to the window glass, he couldn't hear me.

His eyes are the color of dirty window glass, so sparkling is a real effort.

Moments later, we see the same frame with a child reflected in the window glass.

By 1932, the window glass plant of the county's former largest employer was closed.

Compare these values with that for ordinary window glass, which is only 1.5.

Up until 1913, the company produced mainly window glass and bottles.

We both pressed our faces against the window glass and stared in.

He nodded at his faint reflection in the window glass.