A firsthand glimpse of the mailroom may not be the stuff of dreams, but it's more informative than no glimpse whatsoever.
Immediately, there was a firsthand glimpse into that new world, through a row of microscopes trained on mosquito larvae, nematodes, slime molds, algae, and pond bacteria.
The site visit was meant to give officials and neighbors a firsthand glimpse of what would go and what would stay.
Her 1987 memoir, which has been updated, provides "a rare firsthand glimpse by a Westerner into the hidden realm of Saudi social and public life," Elaine Sciolino wrote here.
Being present when Rose and her family were grappling with the horror of her ordeal offered a firsthand glimpse inside the vulnerability that many Haitians, and particularly women, feel right now.
Credit View full screen We here at Photo Booth were sadly unable to cross the pond to catch a firsthand glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II for her Diamond Jubilee this week, so we sent the British photographer Peter Dench in our stead.
With more than 600,000 visitors a year, the park's oddly shaped rock formations, in colors ranging from red and pink to green and purple, provide a firsthand glimpse of the ancient landscape of a very different earth.
Brooks had a firsthand glimpse Tuesday night of just what York has been doing on a nightly basis, from the moment he made the team as a rookie out of Michigan State two seasons ago.
By James Pomerantz June 6 , 2012We here at Photo Booth were sadly unable to cross the pond to catch a firsthand glimpse of Queen Elizabeth II for her Diamond Jubilee this week, so we sent the British photographer Peter Dench in our stead.
And they expect that after the program is shown, they will have an onslaught of tourists eager to catch their own firsthand glimpse of the park's animal-rich watering holes.
