wire glass

There was a door with a small porthole of wired glass.

They pushed through the small door with the wired glass porthole and found their car.

He was in a small foyer, still separated from the main room by wired glass fire doors.

He wears thin wire glasses that could be crushed with one hand.

Before him was a modern steel and wire glass door securely locked.

But the nurse wore no hat he recognized and the window was just one sheet of wired glass.

Hector: gold wire glasses that had lost one arm.

I beat my fists on the wired glass.

Scott pushed his wire glasses up the bridge of his nose.

The door was locked, but through the wired glass he could see the benches, the vices, the tools.

The place is all white tile, wired glass, mismatched tables and dark metal chairs.

I went down steps and pushed through a door with a wired glass panel into the dimness of the garage.

There were double doors, scarred oak and wired glass.

His body is a green sock with enormous eyes (pointing in different directions) and a pair of wire glasses.

A middle-aged woman in wire glasses and a black dress looked up from a typewriter placed sideways against the far wall.

The glass plates became even larger to let more light through and fire protection was increased with the use of wire glass frames.

I shaved off the stubble and put on my wire glasses and looked into the mirror.

The facade of the breaker was clad with special high-strength wire glass.

The skylights are metal frames with wire glass.

Wired glass, as it is typically described, does not perform the function most individuals associate it with.

Described to be pale with wire glasses.

The warden looked intently through the wired glass at the nervous-looking uniformed corrections officers.

At the end of the corridor were a heavy pair of metal swinging doors with large wired glass panels in them.

A knock on the door, and a spotty individual called Slape was staring at him through the wired glass.

Carl peered over the rim of his wire glasses as he arranged the dry goods on the counter for that day's dinner menu.