But when I glance through the windows, I can't see anything at all.
After a glance through the windows she wraps her arms around me in a very deliberate hug goodbye.
Taking one final glance through the windows, she said, "It's just nice being able to look around and see things from a new angle".
The spectacular settings give rise to romance and its frustration when, in the neon twilight, Hulot's weary glance through the windows of parallel buses meets that of Barbara Barbara Dennekk), a fresh-scrubbed young American.
Events that might otherwise seem like clichés -- a winning lottery ticket, a car accident, a glance through the windows of a subway car, a classroom discussion of entropy -- become haunting, teasing surprises.
"Boulder glanced through the window, then flopped onto a $10,000 Costa del Sol Alcazar nightspread".
The man glanced through the window at the 30-odd colleagues Usta had gathered outside the cafe, just in case.
Ahmed Jubarah paused on the busy, steep street here and glanced through the window of the Miss Young clothing shop at the cherry red walls, the zebra-striped chairs, the spangled dresses.
That was then, and now I just drive by at speed, glancing through the window at the billion-year-old rock spires, stopping briefly at a new Navajo visitor center to observe the throngs of tourists buying wooden postcards and Navajo-style trinkets that, like everything else in the world, is imported from China.
The video, shot in 2015, takes us on a drive through the Kenyan capital, observing Nairobi in brief glances through the window – of people walking at the side of the road, construction projects and workers, traffic, street life and various neighbourhoods.
