Sentence examples similar to I might glimpse from inspiring English sources

If I'm lucky, I might even glimpse a deer, bounding across the road and through the side yard.

I'm hoping that we might glimpse in every day the responsibility we share for the reconciliation of the world, its "fabulous bouquets of persons" (as Mona Van Duyn has called them), its every creature, and the wildly spinning earth itself.

If you're lucky you might glimpse a kingfisher or a wild cat.

Lying low in the otter hide or curlew hide, you might glimpse an elusive inhabitant.

Opposite that, a visitor might glimpse the more private Mr. Toper.

He might glimpse himself in the corner of a mirror or at the edges of a wood.

With binoculars or an amateur telescope, stargazers might glimpse three or four moons in orbit around Jupiter.

End at Diego Rivera's murals on the 17th-century Palacio Nacional, where you might glimpse the newly minted president, Felipe Calderón.

But looking down, travellers to the airport might glimpse the Annawadi slum, literally an empty bottle-throw away.

There is more, but already you might glimpse in this tangle of hurt and disappointment the sprawling outlines of a soap opera.

Spot brown hares at Wicken Fen in Cambridgeshire and at Hardwick Hall in Derbyshire; in the Peak District and Snowdonia you might glimpse the rarer mountain hare.