Spurred on, I joined her and we stood laughing under the torrent of cool water -- a tiny rainbow glimmering on one side.
As MP Alex Salmond, leader of the Scottish National Party, said, "The one glimmer on the horizon is that next year Scotland has the opportunity to elect the first pro-fishing government in Scottish history" (The Buchan Observer, 2006).
"The sun shone not, but on Monday morning, the 30 a litle glimmering one glance or two".
Young people even miss out on the one glimmer of positivity in Osborne's budget: they will be exempt from the new higher minimum wage.
Pelosi, who began talking shortly after 10 a.m., sought the same assurances Democrats have gotten in the Senate — the promise of debate on an immigration bill, the one glimmer of hope on an issue that seems to defy resolution.
"It will simply make people aware" of what war is like, he writes about "The Last True Story I'll Ever Tell," even if only "for one glimmering moment". Glimmering or otherwise, Mr. Crawford has sifted through his memories with an eye toward resonant anecdotes and literary flourishes.
One glimmer came when Frederick E. Pokorney Jr., a 31-year-old Marine from Tonopah, died on March 23, 2003; he was the first Nevada resident to be killed in Iraq.
The one glimmer of light is that Juba and Khartoum are holding talks on border and security issues, having come close to war in April after South Sudanese troops took the Sudanese town of Heglig.
One glimmer of hope is AARP.
(One glimmer of hope: Favre has to pass a physical).
