glass partition

Behind him was the glass partition and a long line.

From behind a glass partition, I wait my turn and watch.

One young woman on the other side of a glass partition seemed nice enough.

The patients in the waiting room, watching through the glass partition.

Everyone on the other side of the glass partition was staring in.

The man moved away from the panel toward the glass partition.

They went behind a glass partition, so the man could claim his money, a process that takes two to three weeks.

She and her parents were separated from him by a glass partition.

I could only see part of her, waist up, through the glass partition.

Not even the head of the company will get a private office: there are only glass partitions.

The glass partition between him and the back barred the sound.

For several years, the stock market has been divided by a glass partition.

They are linked by a glass partition door which may be opened if required.

He closed the glass partition and turned to his prisoner.

I passed it under the glass partition, along with a pen.

"There's a glass partition between our offices, and we have to look at each other all day long."

As he did so, the driver turned in his seat and spoke through the glass partition.

It is unclear exactly how high the glass partitions were.

Just to the side of the lights she recognized the glass partitions.

To his right he could see a glass partition, where someone else was strapped into a chair.

Across the floor, through the glass partitions, he saw the elevator bay.

Until 1985, she was allowed to see him only through a glass partition; since then, a 45-minute personal visit has been permitted.

Through the glass partition we could see him shaking his head and arguing with them.

Mothers, including women who give birth while in prison, may see their children once every three months and only through a glass partition.