(In some variants the dealer may "rob the pack" by looking through the undealt cards to pick out his replacements).
One viewer at a time could watch a film by looking through the eyepiece of a peep-show cabinet known as the Kinetoscope.
By looking through the legal fiction separating the fund's managers and investors, the court's reasoning could easily apply in the tax context.
He taught her to compose a picture by looking through the viewfinder upside down, so you get a better sense of pure design.
And it is to offer arriving passengers a chance to orient themselves, by looking through the hall to nearby landmarks like St. Paul's Chapel.
"I don't think you drive by looking through the rearview mirror," said Steven Benardo, superintendent of the Kiryas Joel Union Free School District.
During his live demo, Rubin shows this off by looking through the sight of his gun; and true enough, the lens seems totally round.
In his driveway yesterday, Eric Paddock told reporters that they could understand everything important about his brother just by looking through the public record.
Invited to the Rubin Academy to teach conducting, he was preparing for a class on Mahler's First Symphony by looking through the library's copies of the work.
And they have done it not by looking through telescopes, but rather by looking through the archives.Dr Winn, a former Richard Casement intern on this newspaper, became interested in the discovery last year of a star that winks.
The effect may be seen by looking through the folds of a nylon curtain of small mesh, or two sheets of graph paper twisted 20 or 30 degrees with respect to one another.
