Sentence examples for No glimpse from inspiring English sources

No glimpse can be seen of the sled in front, but the dogs are following the scent of their pack.

There was no glimpse of a Gordon rantay-style rant.

There is no glimpse of hope of being an equal citizen under such an ideology.

Francisco Costa's collection for Calvin Klein gave no glimpse to Daisy.

In several saunterings past his home she could catch no glimpse of him.

The view from the bar is of the back of Fenway's grandstands, with no glimpse of the field.

"There were no glimpses of the execution.

Seriously – there are no glimpses of a penis in this film, not in any state.

That may explain why the movie offers no glimpses into her personal life, although she does mention that she would one day like to have a family.

Darren Star, creator of HBO's "Sex and the City," about single women in New York, said editors were reviewing episodes to make sure that no glimpses of the World Trade Center were visible.

Unlike Allen's "Midnight in Paris," which is filled with onscreen embodiments of literary luminaries such as Gertrude Stein and Ernest Hemingway, "Café Society" keeps its screen stars offscreen; it shies away from the specifics of New York cultural life at the height of the New Deal, avoids impersonations of stars, and offers no glimpses of work on soundstages or intrigue in commissaries.