When I leave their house, I wipe water from the side-view mirror to get a better glimpse of the three of them waving me bye.
I got a better glimpse of those undercurrents in "Shining City" (2004), the story of a closeted gay shrink and his patient who is haunted by his dead wife's ghost.
Fans were pushing and shoving to try and get a better glimpse of the action on big screens, and even climbing up lampposts desperate to see national hero Andrei Shevchenko upstage the Swedish with two goals that cancelled out Zlatan Ibrahimovic's opener.
The Luminaire is the kind of small venue where you're always shuffling around trying to get a better glimpse of the stage while people carrying drinks shove you out of the way, but Creosote and co were still able to generate their own kind of mellow bonhomie.
In "Manhunt," James L. Swanson's gripping history of the 12-day chase that took place before Booth was killed, we can get a far better glimpse of the assassin's obsessions than we can from the nicked portrait on the theater box.
Some paleontologists believe they provide a better glimpse of the early, primitive forms of H.
Slowing down, however, yielded better glimpses of the local women in their huipiles, or embroidered dresses.
He is the Damon in the distance, the foreshortened "he" whom we crane our necks for a better glimpse of.
For an even better glimpse of Penang's opulent past, there is the nearby Peranakan Museum (pinangperanakanmansion.com.my), a perfectly preserved private mansion filled with treasures.
Zach told me that, unlike Compassion International's commercials, the exhibit's portrayal of poor people "gives you a better glimpse of what they are dealing with on a daily basis".* Talk soon turned to what Sandi and Zach said has been an ongoing conversation in their home.
