Nobody I know wilfully supports them, it's mostly out of fear or despair," said Najibullah, still glancing into the distance.
And they moved in front when Mauro Zarate robbed Schneiderlin in midfield and found Noble, whose effort from long distance glanced off Maya Yoshida and past Forster.
This classic language of "catch up" to the way in which we approach the sport in the west seems incongruous in light of the fact that a glance at distance running's podiums and ranking lists makes it clear who has to do the catching up.
And because they risk more in sexual encounters with strangers, they tend to ogle more surreptitiously, glancing at someone far in the distance but diverting their eyes as they get closer.
Simeone met it with a glancing header with a style (if not the distance from goal) that evoked the one his father had scored against these same opponents.
Glancing at his watch, he looked off into the distance.
This book is filled with sentences like these, from Trevor-Roper's time at Oxford: "During the fish course, a trout, thrown from a distance, disintegrated in midair, and struck Hugh a glancing blow.
What sets Astor Court apart from its competition is something a passerby can only glance at from a distance through the lobbies' doors -- in place of the customary prisonlike rear yard, there is a great garden court.
The subjects, ages 12 to 28, stare purposefully at the camera or glance wistfully into the distance, projecting diverse interpretations of what it means to be a masculine athlete.
