Glasshouses [noun]

When the glasshouse site was excavated in 1948 only small fragments and drippings—dark green in color—were found.

On the way thither an old-fashioned yew hedge may be seen round about a vast glasshouse.

Daisy said it was a place in Glasshouse Street for which she had no very great affection.

All the glasshouse was spanned and arched over with one beautiful vine.

A long-established legend that beads were manufactured at the Jamestown glasshouse is without archeological evidence.

The storeman lived alone in a cottage that had a glasshouse against one wall built by himself.

That bland, blundering fool, that glasshouse, that damned supercilious ass: all this and more he cried upon James.

Now he saw in through the pale blue silk curtains of the first glasshouse.

"I was trying to find the Queen's Glasshouse Chapel, officer," said he.

Soon they were alone in the chilly glasshouse with the moon and a star or two besides.