long glass

Take a look at the village through the long glass, Professor.

She led him to a long glass case filled with watches.

The Admiral, this hot afternoon, was sitting by the window with a long glass.

She took out the long glass records and set the first one into a transmitter.

And during the show my dad would sell candy from a long glass case/counter.

Alexandra surveyed herself in the long glass on the wall.

What I wouldn't give for a long glass of cold water when we're hammering away on the ark!

He arranged himself in a chair as one of his staff placed a tray on a long glass table.

A long glass of Murphy's, all dark and cool with a head on like whipped cream.

The inside was big, clean and bright, with vast amounts of food behind a long glass counter.

Taylor asked, sticking his little finger inside a long glass tube.

She took her seat beside him at the long glass table in the airy dining room.

He constructed a long glass tube, nearly two meters in length.

Taking his long glass, he focused it and recognised Amaziga.

Rourke turned around, his son examining the long glass case on the opposite wall.

What a splendid, entertaining programme, better than a long glass of pink champagne.

From their slow sips at the long glasses, they weren't in any hurry.

He wondered if anyone ever cooked or sat down to eat a meal with another person at the long glass table in the dining room.

When you go in this place there is a long glass partition on your right, with benches built up against it.

Pour into a long glass and top with soda.

The door opened and they stepped out in front of a long glass wall with many glass doors.

Within the transparent box was a set-up of four long glass tubes.

Evan gazed past her to the long glass table.

I peered into one of the long glass panels on either side of the front door.