Sentence examples for first glimpse of death from inspiring English sources

The first glimpse of death and nothingness.

I put it down with tears on my face and the absolute certainty that if, at 12, 13 or 14, a novel like this had provided my first glimpse of sex and death, I'd have grown up saner and wiser for it.

As the event in California unfolded, he posted an image to Twitter using the hashtag #AppleWatch: a handwritten card ("Why do I suddenly have this desperate need to own a watch? Damn you, Apple!!!") lying on a polished surface that seemed to offer the first glimpse of the interior of a new Death Star.

[C6.] More in U.S. Die With Big Fortunes Data from the Internal Revenue Service provided the first glimpse of how cuts in the estate tax that President Bush championed have reduced taxes on the wealthy after death.

Alcott called it her "first glimpse of a great grief".

But the first glimpse of "Super Fun Night" is disappointing.

The narrator's first glimpse of Angola, of "black men . . .

My first glimpse of it was out the helicopter window.

At Sète we got our first glimpse of the Mediterranean.

The first glimpse of him fostered little confidence.

The first glimpse of one: he goes berserk.