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Some of the original coloured glass is still in the windows.

Coloured glasses make sure the images go to the appropriate eye.

Through the coloured glass panels he could see the shadow of a figure.

The coloured glass sections were then held together with strips of lead.

Beyond the windows, out in the streets, the coloured glass of the seasons came and went.

Unlike most of the other windows in the church, it contains coloured glass.

The east end is rich in its coloured glass.

He wanted it to be very light and bright, with great big windows of beautifully coloured glass.

The great hall was decorated with coloured glass windows and paintings.

Large windows allow the sunlight to filter through the coloured glass.

The coloured glass in the windows of her deal dresser shone.

The windows in coloured glass look out across the high terrace and the garden of the pool below.

The church windows are of coloured glass set in wooden mullions.

The plaster was also inlaid with bits of coloured glass.

Instead, something was veiling them - staining their light, like coloured glass.

The cloth was sewn with coloured glass beads round the edge.

A short path led along cracked paving to a front door with coloured glass set into its wood.

Its 13,000 panels of coloured glass make the interior particularly striking when it's sunny.

The coloured glass beads were apparently made in Egypt.

Inside the Tolbooth, the sun piped in through the coloured glass of the windows.

'You see that cafe with the coloured glass windows?

Repairs were carried out on the coloured glass awnings above the entrance in the early 1990s.

It was made in 1974, the year the church opened, and depicts a chalice surrounded by coloured glass.

Some were made by Tiffany in coloured glass.

A few people sat in the small dark room, where coloured glass trapped light in webs of lead.

He couldn't tell what color it was through the colored glass.

The colored glass in the wall panels was brought from Germany.

I think working with the colored glass has inspired me."

But high up on one wall was an arched window that looked as if it were made of colored glass.

A shadow fell across the colored glass of the door panels.

But putting colored glass in the fire will be cool."

She had admired the ancient colored glass of the old church, but there was more to it.

Use colored glasses so you see differently than they, and make them visible.

A small rock was set in the center of the vibrantly colored glass.

Treatment after the procedure itself is limited, according to Roy, to colored glasses.

They were not clear, but made with colored glass, exactly like the windows in the larger Cathedrals.

But I don't think mere colored glass was meant to be put there at all."

But we couldn't help seeing everything through pink-or-blue colored glasses.

Smiling bitterly, he tossed the colored glass into the fire.

The glow was rosy like the world seen through colored glasses.

The geometric colored glass window behind the organ is the only original one.

With templates, individual pieces are cut from sheets of colored glass.

Think about it without the rose- colored glasses, why don't you?"

There was a square of colored glass in the top of it.

The teaching profession is a noble one that I don't walk into with rose colored glasses.

A brightly colored glass almost completely hidden in the back of the cupboard caught her attention.

The chandelier and the colored glass windows are later additions.

Panes of colored glass were bound about with lead strips.

Even the colored glasses couldn't hide the sudden widening of her eyes.

Various bottles of colored glass were set nearby on a heavy silver tray.