Meanings of glassblower in English

He's a glassblower and he makes a lot of fish to sell.

His breathing grazed my skin, as delicate and even as a glassblower's.

Maybe Piven's Louisiana glassblower has enough heat to become a reality star, too.

That showed he used to be a glassblower before he made his money.

Eventually she stepped into a deserted piece of road behind a glassblower and a clocksmith's shop.

I'm only a glassblower's boy from the Ridings.

Others played specific roles such as breeder mom, glassblower, acupuncturist, filament winder, potato nurturer, pump fixer.

The glassblower's prentice slept on, one hand clenched at his side, the other flung out against the rock.

Mr. Macho was a talented glassblower.

These people, the potter on methadone, the glassblower on Percodans, and the silversmith popping Vicodins, they've found their niche.

A glassblower's prentice has to spend long hours working the ovens, fanning and stoking the fires for the melted glass.

A silver bead formed at the end, swelling and glowing like molten glass on the end of a glassblower's tube.

This year's list includes an MBE award for Tom Young, a 79-year-old glassblower who produces scientific glassware used for technical instruments.

He had the glassblower tint glass until it was almost black and cut two round plates from it to fit the frames.

His father, originally from Winchester, worked as a glassblower and later had a grocer shop on nearby Mecklenburg (now Railway) Street.

As we have seen Nature anticipating the plasterer in fibro-cartilage, so we see her beforehand with the glassblower in her dealings with the cell.