glass slide

He held a glass slide up to the light and peered through it.

The whole outside wall was a glass sliding door.

The glass slid back up as the limousine drove away.

Otherwise, the sandwich is placed on the saw and the first glass slide cut off.

He reached forward and took from my hand the glass slide I'd been absently playing with.

After a few seconds the glass slid around the table, describing a big circle, and came back to the no.

Through the dirty glass sliding doors she could see the backyard.

She pressed a button and the black privacy glass slid up.

Brian May used a glass slide for his guitar solo.

The tape is then transferred to a glass slide, sticky side down.

A glass slide is attached to the bottom of the well to contain the sample.

She milked the blood out of his finger onto the glass slide.

Through the glass sliding door, she could see the man in uniform seated just beside it.

Using a light source and glass slides, the device projected images on a screen.

The shards of glass slid over his fingers, but the effort was in vain.

His box glass slid down and his head poked out.

The chauffeur pressed a switch, and the glass slid open.

She was more conscious of the glass sliding from her fingers and crashing into the sink.

He pushed a button, and the glass slid open.

We have 20-foot glass walls and 10-foot glass sliding doors on the back of the house.

The ground floor features giant glass sliding partitions so that the building can be open to the street.

The technician brought over a tray of glass slides.

He had the blood sample on the glass slide, now, and was peering at it through the single eyepiece.

Samples are ground to a thickness of 0.03 mm and mounted on a glass slide.

These 3.25" x 4.0" glass slides projected clearly with great detail.