Why is a magnifying glass able to set things on fire when you let the sun shine through it?
Now hold a magnifying glass (reading glass) near the candle, between the candle and the paper, so that the light will shine through the lens on to the paper.
They are there by the thousand: a magnifying glass is required to reveal even a fragment of them.
Further, each of the gold lines is made of tiny gold balls, so small as only to be seen by means of a magnifying glass.
Viewed with a magnifying glass, the uncertain outlines of a shadowy face surmounted by a mass of piled-up hair resolve themselves into lines of writing, the words of which are quite intelligible and full of grim and unmistakable purpose.
The drawing, simple as it looked, was a communication in writing to those who used a magnifying glass to read it.
All that is required to perform the feat is to hold a magnifying glass so as to direct the sun's rays on the thread.
In front of cylinder place a piece of magnifying glass for a lens.
It is often so finely scratched that the aid of a magnifying glass is required to convince one that it actually exists; we found several such pieces of marble where the owl's head was painted in a black colour.
Peep show, a small show, or object exhibited, which is viewed through an orifice or a magnifying glass.
Magnifying glass, a lens which magnifies the apparent dimensions of objects seen through it.
Defn: A machine, for the production of animated pictures, in which a film carrying successive instantaneous views of a moving scene travels uniformly through the field of a magnifying glass.
Miller, as the spinster picked up a magnifying glass.
But with eyes starting from his head, Whitney paused to snatch up a magnifying glass, and by its aid examined the finger prints minutely.
They are then examined by aid of a magnifying glass, and any fragments of phosphorus found separated and preserved under water.
These are easily recognized by aid of a magnifying glass.
Examine the sample with a magnifying glass (or pick glass) and notice whether the dressing is superficial or penetrates the substance of the fabric.
You may even pick out such shapes as these from the common crystallized brown sugar in the sugar basin, or see them with a magnifying glass on a lump of white sugar.
Thinking to amuse some of my friends, I one day kindled a flame by means of my magnifying glass and a few dry twigs.
A magnifying glassis most simply thought of as an additional lens to the eye.
This is exactly what is done in the telescope; the object glass or large lens forms an image, which is then looked at through a magnifying glass or eye-piece.
They are so minute, that they can only be detected with a magnifying glass.
Bee seen through a magnifying glass at the moment when the plates of wax appear between the segments of the abdomen.
By reflection from this mirror the focal plane and the images are shifted to F, where they may be examined from one side through the magnifying glass E.
They are in prodigious numbers,--hundreds being assembled in the small gall, and so minute as scarcely to be perceived without the aid of a magnifying glass.
But beside this, it is usually lined with a tapestry of silk, more or less thick, though this cannot always be discovered without the aid of a magnifying glass.
Her claws are admirably adapted for this purpose, as well as for walking along the lines, as may be readily seen by a magnifying glass.
To look at some of them by the help of a magnifying glass we should imagine that they were covered with very fine lace net, others appear as if some clever engraver had been chasing some intricate design upon their surface.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "magnifying glass" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
