shatterproof glass

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The windshield was made of shatterproof glass and designed to pop out in a collision to protect occupants.

She was safe for a moment, but even fiber-reinforced shatterproof glass wouldn't stop a bullet at close range.

Cuthbert Barry has installed shatterproof glass in the front window of his law office.

Windshields, though, have come a long way since Triplex of London made the first shatterproof glass in 1913.

The glasses were made of shatterproof glass, and it was just this precaution that was my undoing.

The two shatterproof glass doors would close, and the elevator would drop to the first floor, stranding the intruder.

Many of these paintings were saved by panels of shatterproof glass installed to deter vandalism.

Quaid wished briefly for the old days, when all vehicles were required to use shatterproof glass or plastic.

Shatterproof glass did not scatter.

The bullet made a hole in the shatterproof glass window, hit the wall on the far side of the room, ricocheted and grazed Ms. Anthony.

She calls back with a ferocious bray that pings off the shatterproof glass of the shed's laboratory and seems to cave its padded walls.

The hospital had a hundred and thirty beds, each one capable of being isolated with partitions of shatterproof glass and steel.

Lab Rat hovertanks are often made of unusual materials like ice preserved by a plastic spray and shatterproof glass.

The window, apparently, was all one piece; a certain dullness of the pane indicated that it was of shatterproof glass.

A large window of thick, shatterproof glass in the floor at one end reveals the artist's sweeping work space and huge canvases in the first-floor studio.

Chetti Singh lay on the floor outside the vehicle and Daniel stared down at him mercilessly through the shatterproof glass.

The Ambulance Service has provided some lines of defense, like shatterproof glass, onboard video cameras and an experiment in stab-proof vests.