When I looked up, I saw a group of children, faceless before the glare of the sun, pointing down at us.
What writer, after all, hasn't cowered before the glare of the empty page while also fantasizing, perversely, about a world in which his inventions are worth killing for?
One year ago, with a target of that size, at once confidence-inducing and treacherous, to chase in the final innings, this is precisely the kind of Test that Australia would have lost, nurdling along to a strong-seeming 0 for 70-odd before collapsing in the glare of impending victory.
An amateur collector and restorer of telescopes, he had seen the instrument before, but only behind the glare of a glass case at Harvard.
It may be easier to admire than it is to love, but Dead Centre make the most of nothing, making absence painfully tangible and forcing us look hard into the glare before the lights fade to black.
By February 27 it was easily visible in the daytime sky, and observers described seeing a tail 2 3° long stretching away from the Sun before being lost in the glare of the sky.
Playing before the unfamiliar glare of television news cameras, the Division II Panthers are the only unbeaten basketball team remaining among the National Collegiate Athletic Association's 992 schools.
Before very long, out of the glare of public office, Arlen's actions and his reasons for them will become more and more apparent; and I will be off of my boring soap-box explanation that hopefully, because of the luck of parenting, surroundings, and opportunity, we learn right from wrong.
I'd never been out alone before, so to bridge the glaring gap of not talking to anyone for a month and spending my whole night trying to socialise with complete strangers, I figured I'd take a pill to perk me up and get me in a slightly chattier mood. .
He grimly scanned my face before buzzing me through a locked door into the glare of another hallway.
He had never faced such a big media audience before, but he was cool and witty in the glare.
