spyglass

IPA: spˈaɪgɫæs

Examples of "spyglass" in Sentences

He's got the very same kind of spyglass as mine. "
He packed the "spyglass" lovingly in his suitcase, anxious about revealing his discovery.
This particular year was chosen because 400 years ago Galileo turned a spyglass to the sky.
He carried his "spyglass" around with him for days, anxious to show his friends, my friends, passing strangers, and especially his father.
Shifting position on the roof of the old Greymont Hotel, I held a brass spyglass up to my eye so I could watch the expression on his face.
Two cushioned chairs sat at the table and a small end table leaned up against the couch, on top of which there was a medium sized spyglass, that is, a telescope.
He had learned of the existence of the spyglass in the spring of 1609, but paid no attention to it; however, during the first week of July he had the new idea that the spyglass could be a valuable instrument (C.
Thus Gillray successively depicts him as a Lilliputian figure peered at through a spyglass by King George III and as a voracious, wild-eyed dandy vying with Prime Minister William Pitt for the biggest piece of the European plum pudding.