How To Use Cut glass In A Sentence
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He was presented with a cut glass crystal decanter by senior purchasing manager David Bayston.
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He held a cut glass tumbler in his hand and gazed at her with dispassionate dark eyes that seemed to miss nothing.
HEAVEN, TEXAS
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Victorian cut glass is perhaps the most underpriced area of the antique glass market.
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They cut glass, they refract light into perfect hearts-and-arrows, and they have superlative fire and brilliance.
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Cut glass crystal was the mainstay and it took the intervention of fashion designers into the glass industry to turn the thinking around.
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At the Poulencs our orange juice came in cut glass tumblers, and there were sugared almonds and fondants on paper doilies.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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Learn how to use a pistol grip to cut glass in this free video clip about using copper foiling for stained glass art.
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An Arab does not care what he spends in adorning his niches; let a handsomely painted plate or a tasteful vase or a delicately cut glass cost what it may, if it looks well he buys it.
Memoirs of an Arabian Princess
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The festivities were capped by an emotional presentation of a set of Bohemian cut glass from the staff to Bernard and Laura.
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A Philadelphia customer admired the company's cut glass but hesitated to buy any because it was ‘most extravagantly dear.’
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Sissi House may sound like a camp rendezvous but this charming 17th century Jdeide mansion is a cut glass restaurant.
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I think I left her suspecting I might be trying to pull a fastie on her cut glass.
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Her hands itched to explore the contrasting textures of lace curtains, polished chintz, cut glass, and gilt.
HEAVEN, TEXAS
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He held a cut glass tumbler in his hand and gazed at her with dispassionate dark eyes that seemed to miss nothing.
HEAVEN, TEXAS
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For this reason, wine professionals and keen amateurs prefer completely plain, uncoloured, unengraved, uncut glass, preferably as thin as is practicable to allow the palate to commune as closely as possible with the liquid.
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The cloth was removed as in England, and the table covered with dried fruits, confectionary, and coffee; a tall silver epergne supporting small bottles of capillaire, and sweetmeats in cut glass.
Travels through the South of France and the Interior of Provinces of Provence and Languedoc in the Years 1807 and 1808
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At the Poulencs our orange juice came in cut glass tumblers, and there were sugared almonds and fondants on paper doilies.
FORESTS OF THE NIGHT
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He held a cut glass tumbler in his hand and gazed at her with dispassionate dark eyes that seemed to miss nothing.
HEAVEN, TEXAS
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For this reason, wine professionals and keen amateurs prefer completely plain, uncoloured, unengraved, uncut glass, preferably as thin as is practicable to allow the palate to commune as closely as possible with the liquid.
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They come in a variety of materials: ceramics, brass, bone china and cut glass.
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The water runs with the deep sparkle of cut glass; forget-me-nots grow about it, and reed mace, and figwort and bittersweet; waterhens wander in the shaven grass of its brim, and dabchicks go plump in the current like cricket-balls.
Highways and Byways in Surrey
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There were chibouques, of course: and sherbets in cut glass cups.
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On cut glass the foot may be so ornate that the mark may be placed at the top of the stem of a wineglass or at the base of a jog's handle.
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In Spain sherry has traditionally been served in the copita, and tastes infinitely better in a part-filled glass in this elongated tulip shape than it does brimming over a cut glass thimble as it is so often served elsewhere.
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Mamma swallowed as if a dry artichoke was in her throat, as she said, slowly, "Why, colonel, you know you had not worn that coat for months, and as you have another one, and a _roquelaure_, and the coat was full of moth-holes, I exchanged it with the peddler for cut glass and plate.
The Wit and Humor of America, Volume II. (of X.)
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Cut glass, rhinestones, and cubic zirconium are all attempts to replicate the beauty of diamonds at a lower cost.
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The victim had been flogged with chains and stabbed with cut glass while tied to a black wooden table in the altar room of the church.
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This invention is an improvement over the prior art method of molding cames between glass pieces of a cut glass panel.
