During Mr. Farage's speech the two leaders watched on, with Chancellor Merkel displaying a brief glimpse of exasperation as she endured criticism over the current state of Europe.
The New Yorker, September 25 , 1926 P. 14A gentleman was describing one of those modern young ladies whose habit it is to adjust their garters in public, displaying an engaging glimpse of their undies.
One day when he connects his laptop to the projector to display a Powerpoint, you catch a glimpse of his desktop and it's a photo of him hiking on his own in Wiltshire.
The simulation of their effect in a bioluminescent bay is more than sufficiently alluring, as the effects are in almost all the displays, providing a glimpse of a world that we cannot readily sample.
That's the question posed by joint shows in New York City and Amsterdam, as architecture centers in each city simultaneously display an international collaboration, "Glimpses of New York and Amsterdam in 2040".
In a scene from "Russian Transport" in which he wears nothing but his own tattoos and a pair of briefs, he displays a six-pack so sculptured you can practically glimpse the pull tabs.
The first teasing glimpse of the new Mercedes direction came in January at the Detroit auto show, where Mr. Wagener displayed a raw-metal model of a car, gleaming like a prop from a "Terminator" film.
While Barz had to turn around to view the pictures, the display gave outsiders a glimpse into his values.
Reviewer Andrew Robinson reflects on the portraits, correspondence, and items on display, which offer a glimpse into Lovelace's brief life and prescient work.
Terreri did nothing exceptional, but Scott Niedermayer displayed another glimpse of his brilliance by scoring the winning goal in a 4-2 triumph over the Washington Capitals.
