I wonder whether this year-end glance at the world of movies would have turned out the same way had a few tens of thousands of votes in three states gone to a different candidate.
I was so often on the receiving end of the death glance that in time I mastered it myself.
As Ken and I leave I take a last glance down to the end of the cell.
Ferguson lingered over his departure, savouring the lap of honour with one last glance up towards the Stretford End before disappearing out of sight.
Reading quietly aloud from the embroidered panel, Mr. Morellet said, "I came here today to ask that this nation with all its resources and compassion not let my epitaph read 'He died because of red tape.' " At the end, he glanced at the announcement of Rock Hudson's death from AIDS in 1985.
By the end, I glanced around the room and looked at men and women on the edge of their seats, many with tears in their eyes, realizing for the first time they'd been lied to most of their lives.
In May 1999, Percival buzzed Jeter with a pitch that nearly hit him in the head and ended up glancing off his left hand.
At times, the novel can seem like "Lord of the Flies" played out among the Dead End Kids: One glance at their tough, hostile faces, smirched by the grime and rust of the junk heap and screwed up into malicious watchfullness was enough.
As George rumbled toward the end zone, he glanced up at the giant replay screen to watch himself.
One of the incompletions was a deep pass to the end zone that glanced off the hands of wide receiver Malcolm Williams.
"The first phase of the mobile industry is coming to an end," he says, glancing out across the frozen Bay of Finland.
