shatterproof

He could see through the shatterproof glass door that it was just one room.

The phone features tempered glass covered by shatterproof film on front and back.

The glass was shatterproof, but a sunburst of cracks spread across it.

A crack had started in the windshield; this wasn't shatterproof glass.

Sometimes it means installing shatterproof windows or a new lock in a house that has been robbed.

The shatterproof walls were not up around Pernetsky's bed, either.

The plastic is supposed to be shatterproof and you cracked it like an eggshell.

He spat the words, raising a fist to slam against the shatterproof glass.

One large financial services company said that it reinforced all the windows in its Manhattan headquarters about a month ago to make them shatterproof.

It was the small one at the extreme back of the car and it wasn't shatterproof.

The windows and windshield of the bus were blown inward, but turned out to have been shatterproof.

The ceilings were cleaned of asbestos and the original glass roof was made shatterproof.

This highlighted concern over the use of shatterproof windows on commuter rail cars.

The shatterproof glass turned opaque, stretched, and ripped apart like cloth.

Children who wear glasses should have a pair with shatterproof lenses and sturdy frames.

Most rinks were using wire mesh before the shatterproof glass was invented.

Windows are prone to shatter easily unless expensive shatterproof glass is used.

That's why they come equipped with seat belts, air bags and shatterproof windshields.

It has one speed, a 45-ounce capacity in its shatterproof glass container and a chrome-plated base.

Some things to consider: Plastic bottles are lighter than glass and are shatterproof.

Smith was beating his fists on the shatterproof window again, shouting something inaudibly.

One glance told The Shadow that it was shatterproof and bulletproof.

Shatterproof varieties could greatly increase yields of canola oil.

One leaves the elevator and looks through shatterproof glass doors that can be opened only by a guard seated at a console.

Glass lenses are heavier, but are less likely to become scratched; they can be made shatterproof.