At World View's new headquarters in Tucson, Arizona, the paint is barely dry on a gleaming new structure located near the airport, and just down the road from defense contractor Raytheon.
That is why in China, there are vast residential developments and even a whole city where the lights are never on and why there are gleaming motorways barely tickled by traffic.
In 1948, television was barely a gleam in Milton Berle's eye.
The lights began blinking out by mid‐evening in the long brick exterior of the As sociation Residence at 891 Amsterdam Avenue, and by midnight there was barely a gleam.
Thirty years ago, when such stunts were barely a gleam in Michael Moore's eye, these guys were eagerly playing tricks on public servants: Mr. Calder has a story about sending a fake sheik to dupe certain senators.
In 2007, when "The Social Network" was barely a gleam in the screenwriter Aaron Sorkin's eye, the New York-based documentary filmmakers Ariel Schulman and Henry Joost started filming the photographer Nev Schulman (Ariel's brother) as he embarked on a virtual Facebook romance with a woman in Michigan, and the trio then took a road trip to record Nev's unannounced visit to her.
Ronald Harries sat, immobile, in the dock, his arms folded and barely a gleam of emotion on his face as the story was told by the prosecution.
I am lying on my back and trapped in a gleaming white tunnel, the surface barely six inches from my nose.
One can see firsthand why they would the Chinese side is a long road of heavy trucks, fancy cars and gleaming lights, while the other barely shows a single streak of chimney smoke.
Black's sprawling, low-rise house is set so far behind metal gates that it is barely visible but there appeared to be a lamp gleaming tantalisingly in the window - evidence, at least, that something is switched on inside.
Matthew, her colleague's son who can barely speak, got special treatment, spending time curled on the gleaming black leather couch — bought with tips — that is the centerpiece of her home.
