glimpse

Viewers only got to see a glimpse of what was going on.

But only long enough for her to look the other way, so I can once again catch a glimpse of magnificence.

And the cables provide a glimpse into how much politics inform relations between the world's two largest economies.

It's an artistic expression on one hand, but it's a glimpse into how much rage she's still dealing with, which is pretty scary.

And the project's appeal is clear: Nalanda offers both a glimpse of a glorious past and a chance of a bit of neighbourly collaboration.

I only caught a glimpse of him sitting in the car, so I can't tell exactly what he looked like.

It's nothing like the alleged predictive powers of Nostradamus, but we do get a glimpse of events one-tenth of a second before they occur.

One day, as she brushed the hair back from her forehead, he caught a glimpse of gold under the glove on her right arm.

A sea of faces sought a glimpse of him, but most of the time he stayed out of sight, sipping tea behind a parapet.

I was able to catch thus a meager glimpse of the world of drama, and I shall never forget the delight of that moment.

trying to get a glimpse of your body , that soon it felt like . .

A far-fetched dream just a few weeks ago, it is now possible to glimpse the shape of a future political settlement.

I caught a glimpse of him as he walked past my window.

The company Friday provided the first public glimpse of a squat, cigar-shaped rocketship with several thrusters at the bottom.

Some students snapped photos of Mr. Paulson; others waited for a glimpse of him.

Caught off-guard, Pope slides out of the Taj Mahal room, careful that his wife doesn't catch a glimpse of her anniversary present-to-be.

Maybe I was too ambitious to ask the best way to see a glimpse of Da Vinci's work in Venice from someone who didn't seem to care.

Even if it's not to fully understand (it), it's just an attempt to try and glimpse that world.

But it is possible to hire a boat and travel along the Yalu River to get a glimpse of ordinary life in the secretive socialist state.

Visions of the future are shown as you see a glimpse of your journey through the desert.

December, as it always does, reminds us how fast a year has passed so quickly and our whole life can be a glimpse of the eye.

There was one small barred window, too small to let very much air in or out, too high to afford more than a glimpse of the sky.

I could see Dannys mom watching from her front door to catch a glimpse of her handsome young man getting off the school bus.

I caught a glimpse of him climbing up the ladder towards an open window.

Did you get a glimpse of her pleasant countenance or come close enough to her ear to sing in it the song she loves to hear?

The little war of the telegram had given me a glimpse of her love of mischief.

But sometimes you want to understand something so badly that you'll risk going blind for just a glimpse of what it all might be about.

I knew not how it was - but, with the first glimpse of the building, a sense of insufferable gloom pervaded my spirit.

Intelligence officials knew there was an adult male in there, but they couldn't catch a glimpse. He never stepped in to view.

The restaurant's handyman caught a glimpse of the shadowy figure peering at him from around a corner.

We caught a glimpse of how much it cost our Lord to save us from our sin.

Star-struck crowds strain their necks for a glimpse of his wife.

I caught a glimpse of him in the crowd.

Not going to be an easy feat, so here's a couple of prep shots and a little glimpse of the show proper.

The shout died into a murmur, as one portion of the crowd after another obtained a glimpse of him.

If you could catch only a glimpse of the blooming flower, I will bloom for you to see.

As you are running towards the exit, you catch a glimpse of the ground swallowing up Azriel into a fissure.

Choosing such a tide, I hoped for a glimpse of the pool. The EBB was to fall early in the morning.

catch a glimpse of a man in love. well, why don't you just take a look in the mirror, chuck?

He said to himself: There may still be a glimpse of life there, perchance; I will risk my own existence for that miserable spark!

"The U. S. is in the vanguard of the global world, " he said, according to Science magazine, "and may provide a glimpse into the future. "

glimpse of what might have been a movie charting the tragic singer's rehearsals for his concert comeback on its worldwide debut today.

As for Klaus, "Vampire Diaries" fans will catch their first glimpse of him in episode 219. . . aptly titled "Klaus. "

I got to see another China, a China that you sometimes can glimpse in Shanghai but is much more apparent in other places.

and I had a glimpse of a fine large tree, with a bench round it, which put me so exactly in mind!

The young man of whom he thought that he had caught a glimpse, had vanished from his sight in the street.

If you don't see her here, you might be able to get a glimpse in London, where a Leonardo exhibition is due to open on November 9th.

Some of you are going to be getting a strong glimpse of me and you will know it is ME.

He got a glimpse of a pretty girl and then shot several glances at her, eager to know whether she caught sight of him at the same time.

Raj Verma, whose son and daughter-in-law are ardent devotees of the Baba, flew on Monday to have a last glimpse of him.

Though only 50% of the city's eligible voters bothered to turn out, it was refreshing to see even a glimpse of democracy in action.

What I got was a lesson in message-oriented middleware (MOM) and a glimpse into the future of service-oriented architecture (SOA).

He took a glimpse at the 'No Parking' signs outside Jasper's gate and parked his car there.

What a privilege it is to see God here! A glimpse of Him is heaven below!

The mini-lessons will give you a glimpse at the kind of things you'll learn in b-school and help you make sure an MBA is right for you.

The chemist gives him a quick taste of his latest potion, in that scene we get a quick glimpse of his hand with a WEDDING RING.

All four offer a rare glimpse behind the surface - skin - of extreme reality, experienced daily by the modern Chinese urban citizen.

Harry caught a glimpse of her face -- and was startled to see that she was in tears.

I caught a glimpse of him as he drove past.

If a half second glimpse of an inappropriate image can be picked up in this way, imagine the impact of a more fundamental difficulty.

Poor thing: in just a few seconds she had caught a glimpse of everything that life had denied her: warmth and good things to eat.

As she was returning to France, Christophe caught a glimpse of her on the train.

I got only a fleeting glimpse of him.

pierre had a passing glimpse of the serene , handsome , fat , white face of a man in a three - cornered hat.

The door will open for her, but you can have a glimpse of the door, and her movement into the unknown.

This glimpse is all I see of your smile some nights, as we strive against unsteady broadband cables, intermittent signals from satellites.

enough of a glimpse of her to leave her alone for months.

The result is a fascinating glimpse into the dark recesses of the German psyche.

What's different about him is a new willingness to give outsiders a glimpse of that tussle inside him.

Almost the last glimpse the public had of him was in January this year, when he administered the oath of office to George Bush.

The little man craned his neck, trying to get a glimpse of the parade over the heads of the crowd.

In 2010 publishers got their first glimpse of Wonderland: an iPad version of Lewis Carroll's classic showed how much is possible.

When a story presents itself and I catch a glimpse of what I have, I capture it in a swift, skeletal draft.

There is only one slight glimpse of the "wild fire" your days in the dark corner would seem impatient!

I caught a glimpse of Dizzy's mast hitting Dick fair and square on the top of his head.

A fine wine gets better with age, and the remains of an ancient wine have given researchers a glimpse into the history of medicine.

I must admit, if you got a glimpse of my journals, you 'd have to say that I'm a serious student.

The trial afforded a glimpse inside what used to be one of the industry's largest and most respected funds.

At 8am the sun is shining and I get my first glimpse of Prague's centre with its beautiful yet menacing cathedral.

I looked for him a long time but never even caught a glimpse of him.

Approaching along National Highway 104, I got a sudden glimpse of one of the world's most remarkable buildings, the Sun-Moon Mansion.

Use your eyes and you will see it, bright and shining. A moment of your time, a glimpse of your (brave) new world.

We got a glimpse of the singer just as he was leaving the restaurant.

After Sebastian Vettel crashed out of the Monaco GP, TV viewers caught a glimpse of his modified helmet for this event.

Muscovites did not line up to catch a glimpse of the man.

He got up at 3 a. m. to be bused to the square but it was worth it to catch a glimpse of Yao Ming, he said.

As a writer, having a glimpse into how readers react to different topics, styles and techniques can be very enlightening.

I was perhaps a little lonely, and it was with a touch of envy that I thought of the pleasant family life of which I had had a glimpse.

She got a glimpse of mother's hair, there was more gray hair than black already, mother was old.

You've had a glimpse at the attention given to business context in XBRL, but the bits in Listing 1 are the merest fraction of it all.

As Japan's Mr Maehara puts it, its behaviour over the disputed islands gave "quite a few countries a glimpse of the essence of China" .

You are my first thought of each new day, and the last image I glimpse, as my eyes are closed upon a feathered pillow.

Microsoft, increasingly the underdog in a range of markets, had a glimpse of good news over the weekend.

By dint of effort she contrived to get a glimpse of the light of truth here and there, and hoped that scant ray might suffice to guide her.

Through the wide doors of the sheds she caught a glimpse of the black mass of the boat . . . with illumined portholes.

He turned for one last glimpse of her in the door, tiny and smiling and waving good-bye.

Leading American television anchors from networks, like ABC and CNN, will be in London to catch the first glimpse of Kate Middleton's dress.

I caught a glimpse of the driver, but I doubt I would recognize her if I saw her again.

Almost the only time we get a glimpse of what a spouse has contributed to a senior executive's career is when the couple gets divorced.

In many ways, Japan is a glimpse into a possible future for the U. S. and Western Europe.

In the next several sections, I ll use some more realistic examples to give you a glimpse of what NetRexx is capable of.

The natural phenomenon draws in thousands of tourists from around the world hoping to catch a glimpse of this changing landscape.

King Kenny has brought that glimpse to us, and it is all the more brighter than the last.

The website aims to publicise Bruni's charity work as well as giving the world a glimpse of her life in the Elysee Palace with Sarkozy.

But just as biologists were giving up, they caught a glimpse of the family and shot the protective female with a tranquilizer gun.

I said to myself damn, she's kind a cute I must tune in tomorrow for a second glimpse.

No book on mothering could have prepared me for that quick, raw glimpse into my child's soul.

Out of the corner of my eye I caught a glimpse of two men in guard's uniforms .

Archaeologists around the world are waiting for a glimpse of this newly-discovered civilization's artifacts.

Just as a glimpse inside a bedroom or office provides clues about someone's character, so too can a peek at his music collection.

It's the kind of scene that offers a glimpse of a hopeful future for the beleaguered nation.

The glimpse of a smile beneath a white crape bonnet with a lilac curtain is sufficient to cause the soul to enter into the palace of dreams.

Hopefully? hopefully? hopefully, in your terms of time, you may get a glimpse of what I mean.

But already , with things like bulletin boards or electronic mail , we're beginning to glimpse the potential .

You glimpse the man's belt, where a large black pistol sits in a holster, and then up to the chrome badge on his clean gray shirt.

A page-turner that ignites in readers the desire to glimpse a blue horse, a purple cat and the next brilliant thing that follows.

To get a glimpse of the muddle likely to ensue, the province's politicians and parents need only look across the Irish Sea.

Anyone else on the road will only have a small glimpse of you as you fly by them at top speed and wonder if maybe they've seen a ghost.

Recently, on our website we began posting some of these upcoming updates to give players a glimpse of what is to come.

Like many other Westerners there, I longed to glimpse Osama bin Laden loping out of a cedar forest, into the sunlight.

She felt elegant enough in her finery, but her first glimpse of the aged queen set her heart racing and stopped her breath in her throat.

The garden was a wide enclosure, surrounded with walls so high as to exclude every glimpse of prospect.

It would, Coyle emphasizes, give her a glimpse of an enchanted circle she might someday join.

The photos show a glimpse of a steering wheel and center console with many similarities when compared with the rest of the MINI line up.

I had a brief glimpse of one of the robbers and had to go to the police station to look through their rogues' gallery .

And for a glimpse of the future of advertising, the place to look appears to be Britain.

Last December North Korean hackers caught a glimpse of the plan thanks to a slip on the part of a South Korean officer.

Devotees often gathered at the other end of the verandah hoping to catch a glimpse of His Divine Grace.

Rhonda Byrne's discovery of The Secret began with a glimpse of the truth through a 100 year old book.

A brief glimpse of this level reveals an untidy -looking corridor on which various Quidditch posters are hung.

GARETH raised his fist, intending to punish the Hand for his speech. A glimpse of the wizard's face caused him to hesitate.

You may even be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a distant pack racing through the forests.

Take up a helicopter and get a glimpse of the "Great Canyons" from the top. Then there are thrilling scenes of volcanoes.

You who see can spend many fruitful days there, but I with my imaginary three days of sight, could only take a hasty glimpse, and pass on.

Not just pictures of the new Goblet of Fire-themed toys, but we also get a glimpse at a few new pictures from the movie!

In one sense, it was a natural, recurring event, but it was also a phenomenal glimpse at the power and glory of God.

"During this transition, the sun is giving us a real glimpse into its interior, " says Hathaway.

Through the words and photos she used to document her life, we get a glimpse into the tender, subtle, and sometimes poetic heart of hers.

Borneo may be hot, but all that rain will keep you cool and it's well worth a visit to glimpse these amazing animals.

If you look close into the faces of these around you, you will catch a glimpse of a certain Green-eyed monster.

Meanwhile, in flashback village, we were about to finally get our first glimpse of this season's main villain.

While doing that, I've also tried to provide a glimpse of a team culture where software quality practices prevail.

A glimpse of the eclipse is enough to disperse your coarse verses poems from your cursed horseback to you.

Long lines stretch around the popular exhibits, with visitors forced to wait several hours to get a glimpse inside.

He took a glimpse at the painting.

People obtained a glimpse of the two men, who were now a little higher and about to bivouac for the fifth time.

When he catches a glimpse of a potential antagonist, George's instinct is to win him over with charm and humor.

Shopping at markets also provides and opportunity to glimpse the daily life of the Portugese as markets are big part of their lives.

There were curtains of lace and a glimpse of red plush through the windows which gleamed warm against the cold and snow outside .

But at that time I also do not understand very well, the only glimpse the world seems to be a big change to the feeling.

only seen a glimpse of him.

So I look out my window and wait for that thrilling first glimpse of the Olympic Village and, nearby, Bocog's high-rise headquarters.

That would seem to undermine the idea that these experiences give a glimpse into life after death.

The immediate aftermath of the payrolls data may have offered a brief glimpse of that future.

From the first glimpse of his visionary network image, he had a hunch that in those connections laytheanswertoevolution 's self- governance.

It flies so fast you can barely get a glimpse of it as it whizzes past.

London's West End was besieged with hundreds of teenage girls last night as they clambered for a glimpse of their idol Robert Pattinson.

He took a quick glimpse at the map.

But he was still dizzy with the glimpse of the precipice they had skirted, and full of a new awe at the mystery of young-girlhood.

When I was a child, I caught a fleeting glimpse out of the corner of my eye.

During the trip, she catches a glimpse of hope that her son can be helped to a larger degree than previously assumed.

From then on, whenever we glimpse the faintest possibility that our "selves" might be threatened with annihilation, we lie.

We caught a glimpse of the leading horses and of a horseman vanishing through the rain.

Tax experts pored over the details of Mr. Buffett's letter hoping for a glimpse into his compensation and financial dealings.

Beneath her long dress, a glimpse could be caught of her tiny foot shod in a silken boot.

DELIVERING HAPPINESS is a glimpse into the mind of one of the most remarkable business leaders of our time.

On some suitable pretext Whymper was led through the store-shed and allowed to catch a glimpse of the bins .

Today "the lost city of the Incas" reaches across the centuries to give us a glimpse of this unique culture.

These provide a glimpse into a very different, hopefully interesting world.

Bella might take a deep breath and look around, like a man who discovers a glimpse of blue sky from the confines of the prison yard.

It is the most miserable case that no one ever look at it, not a glimpse to the very very small turnip.

Oh, it was wonderful. It was sublime. I'm so happy to have had that glimpse.

Aerial drones and miniature robots sniffing for explosive devices in Iraq provide the first glimpse of a more automated battlefield.

Fans of the driver should be able to catch a glimpse of the signed piece for years to come.

These narrow alleyways will give you a glimpse of what Beijing used to be like.

Hopefully, these brief examples enable you to glimpse the potential benefits of business activity monitoring.

Max caught a brief glimpse of Rick as he was being lifted into the cargo space of Blue Danube's Beta module.

We got just a brief glimpse of the car as it rushed by.

But it is a glimpse of the future, the first serious exploration of how the super-luxe cars of tomorrow might be propelled.

Most space travelers, in low orbit, see only a piece of the planet -- a lesser but still impressive glimpse.

Only parts of the U. S. including Hawaii and the Pacific Northwest will catch a glimpse.

Mini Siam in Pattaya is where you can take a glimpse of famous attractions around the world in a limited time.

And once more he had a glimpse of the appealing scene.

A shaft of sunlight smote the over-curl, and I caught a glimpse of translucent, rushing green, backed by a milky smother of foam.

Thursday's crowd consisted of a horde of gray-haired, suit-clad buyers and exhibitors angling for a glimpse of the celeb.

Iranian directors, like their movies, now travel internationally, offering the world a rare glimpse of the everyday life of their people.

The only Museum in order to glimpse " " of famous paintings, are the paintings they went into the House of common people.

If you visit displays at places like Disneyworld, you can get a glimpse of what some of the predictions are for our lives.

I caught (get) a glimpse of his face as he ran past.

Onlookers waited patiently outside, hoping to catch a glimpse of the president, the first lady and the rest of their party.

Not so you can steal the design of others, but so you can get a glimpse into the state of design in the decade you're developing in.

Even sometimes there's someone took a quick glimpse at her little cart, like what I did, then quickly moved on.

As such they really are a snapshot of the times, as well as giving us a unique glimpse of the fashions and streetscapes of the day.

He recognized me instantly when he caught a glimpse of me.

She had got a glimpse of her aunt's experience.

She sat on a bench and tried to calm herself, looking at trees, at a Brown glimpse of the river.

I was here in the jungles outsideKurast that we caught our first fleeting glimpse of the Dark Wanderer.

I haven't had enough of your morning loveliness, and I will always look forward for one more glimpse of your mysteriousness at night.

I love you , though I know it is extravagant to get your love , the only thing which makes me slaked is a glimpse of you.

This lengthy report is but a glimpse of a very engaging discussion.

The first day and evening went well, and Arlene was delighted to have this rare glimpse into how the very wealthy live.

Just a glimpse, caught by the camera yesterday.

The find is giving scientists a first glimpse into the early development of these cosmic predators.

The aim is to give 70m ordinary people a glimpse into a cleaner, healthier, more sustainable urban future.

It is now extremely unusual for anyone to catch a glimpse of the habitually shy giant panda in its natural habitat.

Eclipses allow earth-bound scientists a rare glimpse at the sun's corona, the gases surrounding the sun.

Many petitioners give up after a few attempts, once they get a glimpse of the horrors that await them.

All that Marius had caught a glimpse of and had surmised was real.

We catch a glimpse of it when we are in a Jamaican taxi and the driver careen the corner missing the incoming trailer by several inches.

Occasionally we catch a glimpse of grace in a good book or movie, but we need a way to understand it.

It still wasn't fair, that her last glimpse should be the scarred, dirty face of a dying clone.

For a glimpse at how the army thinks of itself, this book has value.

The White House released the Obamas' state and federal tax returns Thursday, providing a rare glimpse of the family finances.

Walking into the show, our unsuspecting , half-awake eyes caught a glimpse of a characteristic Porsche front end.

eg. If you go through this book, you may get a glimpse of what life might be like in the future.

The literary scholar Elaine Scarry pointed out that in the classical world a glimpse of a beautiful person could imperil an observer.

They inwardly resolved to watch him nights, when opportunity should offer, in the hope of getting a glimpse of his dread master.

These "teardown reports" provide a glimpse into a company's manufacturing.

Lining the top shelf of your cube with healthy plants gives everyone a welcome glimpse of nice green foliage.

The news is a glimpse of silver lining in the cloud currently hanging over the market, and General Motors and Chrysler in particular.

The pig-tailed executive's insights provide a rare glimpse into the culture of a traditionally reticent company.

When he catches a glimpse of a potential antagonist , his i nsti nct is to win him over wit h charm and humor.

So, in my world, the Sabbath was the day I was able to step away from my unique life and glimpse the everyday.

Many analysts see the change in market sentiment since the start of January as a glimpse of what the future may hold for the gold market.

Tourists throng the place to get a glimpse of the ruins of this beautiful city.

He caught a glimpse of a young couple lying on the grasslands looking at the blue sky.

A glimpse of her face will tell you that she is innocent.

But now astronomers have gotten a glimpse of a comet with a different origin, and it matches the oceans much better.

In the universe of which Don Juan has a glimpse, ridicule too is included. He would consider it normal to be chastised.

No place is more terrible than the hopeless emptiness of a broken heart, yet for many it is the price to pay for a glimpse of true love.

It would seem that Google may be checking for the Chrome user agent and giving those users a glimpse at this new version of Google Finance.

This is just a brief glimpse at the ways Excel 2003 can help you and your coworkers be more effective.

The memos provide a glimpse, in often candid language, into how Wall Street is grappling with its pariah status.

But if you're hoping to get a glimpse of Xia Da herself, you may have to wait in line for quite some time.

The Beatles sweep through the great US cities, drawing tens of thousands to airports for the merest glimpse.

I merely fortunately caught its beauty which left a deep impression on me within a glimpse before its disappearance.

I caught a glimpse of the name of the book before she put it into the drawer.

A glimpse of the eclipse is enough to disperse your coarse verses poems from your cursed horse come bair conditionersk.

with so much naked savagery and violence, it gives us a concentrated glimpse of all the sicknesses in Chinese society.

Fans crowded around the rear entrance of the concert hall, hoping to catch a glimpse of the band.

You must be crazy again; uncle. . . but. . . (Took a glimpse at uncle Vernon's gun, then got on his knees) all right, I love you.

Sometimes William, catching a glimpse of his sweetheart 's attitude towards his sister, hated her.

However, on the red carpet in 2009 she offered up the world a glimpse of her very own golden globes.

When crossing the road, I caught a glimpse of one of my primary school classmates.

I can't describe the man very well. I only caught a glimpse of him.

A good place to get a glimpse of new wireless technologies in action is BP's Cherry Point Refinery in Blaine, Washington.

I whisked round and had just time to catch a glimpse of something which I took to be a large black calf passing at the head of the drive.

He strained his eyes to catch a glimpse of the President.

Including the construction of embedded computer hardware platform, UV glimpse inside the head of development and GPRS module choice.

but archaeologists are digging up relics from the empire to this day and what they find can give a glimpse at what life was like back then.