Sentence examples for get a good glimpse from inspiring English sources

It passed too quickly for me to get a good glimpse.

I'm going to be 41, and I'll go to the bathroom and get a good glimpse of myself in the mirror, and I'm like, What happened?

Then, finally, take a look at all the bankrupt nations of Europe, which are now facing catastrophic financial collapse, and get a good glimpse of America's financial future.

Instead, it reacts to the presence of viewers, closing its shutters before any onlooker can get a good glimpse of it.

Although the show featured the exploits of her two sons, viewers get a good glimpse at what a day-in-the-life is like for Linda a mother, a songwriter, an actress, a former model and an activist whose sense of style, combined with her Southern charm, has endeared her to audiences and admirers for decades.

While there are pieces and bits to some of these stories that have been debated, airing these chronicles and discussions, however seemingly small, allows us to get a good glimpse of the age-old interest, passion and influence women have had for creation in science and technology.

It was only some children who got a good glimpse as the obelisk, a revered symbol among Ethiopians that is more than 1,000 years old, began its long journey to Rome.

Aside from Beyonce's HBO documentary, this is the first time we've gotten a good glimpse at Blue.

On the way to the soul, Gilden surely gets a good glimpse of the face, every blemish, wrinkle and pore, turning one of photography's most tried and true tropes -- portraiture -- into something unsettling, a little gut-wrenching.

When Shaffir's episode aired, however, HBO had made some quick edits and chose judicious camera angles so the home audiences never really got a good glimpse of his full-frontal nudity.

Then the clouds parted again, long enough for everybody to get a good final glimpse of Venus crossing the Sun's edge, appearing like a black half-circle taken out of the Sun.