glass-panelled

The two stood in at each end of the glass-panelled dock.

But before I could plan further we were in the neat, glass-panelled interview room.

Five glass-panelled doors led on to different parts of the spacious house.

He stopped outside a glass-panelled door on the left.

Ahead of me was a glass-panelled oak door which led out to the sun terrace.

There were four uniformed men just inside the big glass-panelled doors.

A glass-panelled door, cracked down the middle, might make a reasonable cold frame.

Come on, then," he said, leading her through the glass-panelled door that led into the tower. "

For the first time he looked up in his glass-panelled booth. '

The glass-panelled door opened slowly, and an aristocratic investment banker emerged.

Of course, the glass-panelled room isn't Saunderson's studio - that's next door.

However, visitors to the glass-panelled building need not worry about the weather as the giant complex has its own artificial sun.

She darted a glance at the window again and at the glass-panelled door.

I could see Thompson in his glass-panelled control box in front of the simulator.

She found herself facing a glass-panelled door, with the luminous dot of a bell set in its frame.

Its focal point, The Circus, has a large glass-panelled roof.

Still nobody, and a long passage running the length of the hut with glass-panelled doors to the offices leading off it.

Behind the glass-panelled door I could see the loose sheets of paper (so carefully stacked) catching light almost immediately.

Do you have a flimsy, glass-panelled back door?

He straightened from a crouch, moved softly forward to peer through the two glass-panelled doors into the woman's room.

They stepped into a cold, dull hallway, and went through a second door, glass-panelled this time. '

Le Vell arrived flanked by minders and stood in the glass-panelled dock.

Inner glass-panelled door leads to spacious hallway with Parquet flooring throughout.

Double, glass-panelled entrance doors, approached by a flight of concrete steps from the footpath, provide access through the porch.

Ms Casburn appeared in the glass-panelled dock at Westminster magistrates’ court today for the short hearing.