Sentence examples for big glimpse from inspiring English sources

Chris Morris, a swashbuckling war photgrapher, took the young man under his wing, helping him get to Panama for his first big glimpse of history in 1989.

Berne offered a big glimpse of this on last year's debut album for the conversational all-acoustic ensemble (with Berne plus clarinetist Oscar Noriega, Matt Mitchell on piano and Ches Smith on drums), but the splices between writing and this adroit group's collective improvisation are all the harder to spot here.

Make sure you also walk backwards so you can get a big glimpse of him.

None of that concerns you, because from player injuries, to expensive holdouts, to suspensions, botched plays and poor coaching, the preseason can offer big glimpses into the trajectory of an upcoming season just weeks away.

And the biggest glimpse inside the world of ballet?

With one discovery, it seems, the solar system has gotten much bigger, glimpses of its outer reaches bringing a sense of reality to what had been a remote frontier of hypothesis.

Politics has its own ethic and language, and Mr. Clinton's leniency has given those of us on the outside a big fat glimpse of how things really work.

Last month a pair of physicists startled the world by claiming that they had managed to see through the Big Bang and glimpse evidence of previous incarnations of the universe in an analysis of radio signals from the sky.

If shareholders, including Microsoft (which paid £117m for a 1.6% stake in 2007) are to see a return on their investment, Zuckerberg must persuade users that even a free service like Facebook comes with a price – in this case allowing big corporations a glimpse of their spending habits.

It was a big breakthrough, a glimpse of the finishing line.

It's actually a collection of sculptures twice the size of the Vatican and bigger than the National Mall in Washington, D.C. It's so big, you can glimpse it via satellite images on Google Maps.