Sentence examples for exciting glimpses from inspiring English sources
Already, Mobile Video can provide some exciting glimpses -- of your family, your commute, and your future.
Organisations such as Future Cape Town and the Cape Town Partnership offer exciting glimpses of an alternative, integrated Cape Town of the future.
Fontaine's documentary doesn't probe the musicians' work or world exceptionally deeply, but it offers exciting glimpses of the trio in a state of engaged devotion (Moffett's joy in performing has a special radiance) and creative offhandedness, as in rare sequences of Coleman playing piano (torrentially, precisely), which he never did on record.
A visit to several Spanish cities right now offers an exciting glimpse of what all the fuss is about.
It's an exciting glimpse into where Prass will go when she releases her next record, one that she is growing into instead of beyond.
Franco's trailer doesn't reveal much, so here's a rather more exciting glimpse of another McCarthy work in production: The Counselor.
So the dilemma for England was still whether to go with a belt-and-braces player, a fine cricketer, who will not let them down, or opt for a potentially exciting glimpse into the future.
If I had one gripe it was that all the nets were the same at every stadium, but it seemed to me that the Mexican versions were from a different world, an exciting glimpse at some unusual from a distant land.
It may look great, and the acting talent combined with the mo-cap is an exciting glimpse of things to come, but it's hard to get away from the sense that Beyond: Two Souls would be greatly enhanced by having more of an actual game in among the story.
Medical tourism is an exciting glimpse at the huge savings, productivity gains and medical advances that could be had if we got genuine consumer-controlled health care here–as well as overseas.
As a unique product, there are a couple of unfortunate shortcomings, but on the whole the dualbook represents an exciting glimpse at new ways to access and use technology and content.
