Sentence examples similar to first glimpse of master from inspiring English sources

In the functional surroundings of a state prosecutor's office in the Bavarian city of Augsburg, reporters were allowed a first glimpse of the lost works of celebrated masters such as Marc Chagall and Henri Matisse, which have been found in a sensational cache of more than 1,400 pieces of art looted by the Nazis and kept hidden for more than 70 years.

Birgit Pless got her first glimpse of translational research in 2003 when, as a student working toward a master's degree, she did an internship at Berlin's Benjamin Franklin University Hospital.

The first glimpse of death and nothingness.

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.

My first glimpse of the peculiar is his work Ostrich.