Sentence examples for a second glimpse from inspiring English sources

Call it that dumb, just-being-there quality or a second glimpse of the "it-ness" of those moments, perhaps a clarity of the kind evoked in the metaphors in imagist poetry: "So much depends upon a red wheel barrow glazed with rain water beside the white chickens," wrote William Carlos Williams.

After the credits roll some more, we get a second glimpse of Amma, this time entering the woods as the Woman in White, a figure seen by the sole witness to Natalie's murder.

Some bolder ones would resurface for a second glimpse, checking out dinner possibilities, and of course, these gourmands were the biggest, with the beadiest eyes and the yellowest teeth.

That day came a year later, and it was Ms. Richards now catching a first glimpse of Mr. Ross, who made the first move.

Think of total cholesterol as a first glimpse, a peek.

Negative-stain EM reconstructions give us a first glimpse of how they associate with the core complex.

Culture provided a first glimpse of different lives beyond his hometown.

This provides a first glimpse that suggests preferences amongst the young do not show similar patterns as preferences of adults.

Not a chance as such but a first glimpse for New York.

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