bottle glass

A two-story bay on the south side features a "bottle glass" window.

They were watched from bottle glass windows and open doors as they came back the way they'd come.

Shards of beer bottle glass were so common as to seem part of the natural order.

He indicated a deacon's bench under the swirled bottle glass of a window to their left.

On the east side it's even higher than here and spiked with broken bottle glass "Haven't you eyes?

The great wall of light, now green as bottle glass, now blue as the evening sea, made no sound.

Items made of colorless glass and green bottle glass are most commonly seen.

Sunlight through the bottle glass struck fire from his spectacles as he asked whether Philip's mother was satisfied with their new country.

"The Redford factory produced mostly bottle glass," he said.

The walls on either side of the gate were at least ten feet high, topped with broken bottle glass embedded in concrete.

They collected smooth bits of blue and green bottle glass and threw dead fish at each other.

Ahead, men bellowed a chantey behind sulphurous-looking windows of bottle glass.

Ingram was in no condition to knock on anything, although his head didn't know that as he leaned forward against the thick bottle glass.

Wallace is a small scholarly looking black man who wears round bottle glasses and baggy blue business suits.

The fading daylight through the bottle glass window cast a deep yellow glow on sections of the tavern floor.

"We'll massage there, inside the bottle glass."

The pure white sand along the Canoochee could be made into bottle glass, but is expensive to recover.

Those milk bottle glasses are a giveaway.

The emerald rain have lost its brightness, became pale: not gems but dirty bottle glass is pouring down from the sky.

The afternoon sun was setting behind the forest, piercing it with its rays, and the leaves, letting them through, glowed green like transparent bottle glass.

Conklin squinted, his eyes slits behind coke bottle glasses.

Adam paused at the door, looking back at the small, thin man with the spray of wiry hair and the Coke bottle glasses.

Bottle glass adorns the masonry around the second-story windows, further proving his eccentricity.

The man slunk back; there had been a flash of jagged bottle glass from the fist of the Wabbit.

With his thick coke bottle glasses, few batters dared to dig in against Duren.