Sentence examples for glimpse of old from inspiring English sources
Occasionally there is a priceless anecdote or a beautiful glimpse of old Buenos Aires.
It's a museum-caliber show, but few museums could muster this setting: a looming storefront space — complete with scarred wood floor — that gives us a glimpse of old SoHo in the midst of new SoHo's retail madness.
guinnessjazzfestival.com; corkfilmfest.org; corkmidsummer.com; corkpride.com The grounds of University College Cork make a pleasant place for a stroll – leafy winding paths, walks alongside the river Lee – but they also provide a glimpse of old and new in harmony.
From an address recalling Austin Strong and Rodman Gilder, friends from Maxwell's Manhattan club who had recently died, Mr. Wilkinson retrieves a stunning glimpse of old age fighting its end.
I appreciate the slow burn, but even taking into account the maddening glimpse of old newspaper cuttings, were we any the wiser about anything by the end of this opener?
The name of the book is A Glimpse of Old Dhaka, a seminal treatise on the historical evolution of the city.
Hole's return — more than a decade after its last live shows, with an entirely new lineup behind Courtney Love — was a glimpse of old-school rock stardom.
A few glimpses of old photographs hint at a previous life.
Within minutes we are sipping a frothy mélange -- the original latte -- and catching the last glimpses of old Vienna.
Not far off are Chinatown, Governors Island, and Wall Street's narrow shadowy tributaries, with oddball shops in the eddies, glimpses of old New York.
"One goes back and forth over one's ground," intones the voice as one views many crowded-together, black-and-white glimpses of old architectur, chandeliers and cobble-stones.
