glass cellar

Did you like our work, in your little glass cellar?

The American men's rights author Warren Farrell calls it "the glass cellar".

But what about the "glass cellar?"

The same chic design sensibility seems to dominate at all of the new Peruvian-influenced spots: one modern white room after another with overhead spotlights and Latin American wines in showcase glass cellars.

He hadn't tasted anything so magnificent in weeks, and he knew that it would have taken all of his powers, with the help of the Sania brothers at their peak, to prepare something so fine in his old glass cellar.

Jean sat cross-legged in the middle of the dining area in the glass cellar beneath the House of Perelandro; the table and chairs had been moved away to make room for a vast quantity of gold coins, stacked into little glittering mounds that circled Jean and Bug, nearly walling them in completely.