Next match: Canada, Saturday 26 September (Pool D) ▲ 1 A frustratingly naive performance against Samoa that brought glimpses of obvious improvements but was ultimately let down by a lack of discipline, as their captain, Chris Wyles, admitted afterwards.
They brought glimpses of black life, strong performances and a full array of fiction and non-fiction films to TIFF, which is under the guidance of Artistic Director Cameron Bailey, a Barbadian/Canadian.
It fell to the German cellist Alban Gerhardt and the Scottish pianist Steven Osborne, who earlier in the week were two of the four who played Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time, to bring a glimpse of levity.
But this past weekend something amazing happened in our city, which was meant to bring a glimpse of hope to the people.
But Monday's show only brought tiny glimpses of what could be: a not-loud-enough keyboard chord; a halfhearted guitar improvisation; a wan noise interlude; a vamp section that seemed to build steam but then went pfft.
James Levine, the Metropolitan Opera and Boston Symphony Orchestra maestro, said on Friday that his recent brush with cancer brought a glimpse of mortality that will inevitably color his work.
I was seated in the back row of a Pirates of the Caribbean boat, where more than half of my fellow stowaways held glowing cameras, hoping to bring home a glimpse of Jack Sparrow's world.
We decided we had to go for ourselves to bring back a glimpse of reality, as the White House was churning out lies the media and Congress were accepting without question.
From Aubrey Beardsley to Alexander Cozens, William Blake to Peter Lanyon, a tour of Tate's Linbury Galleries will bring give you a glimpse of the Pre-Raphaelites, Symbolists, Neo-Romantics and Modernists.
His paintings are beautiful to the eye because they bring us life as glimpsed through his eyes, eyes that found infinite pleasure in the sight of a room where a woman stands silently by a window.
