"glimpse up" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to briefly look or glance upward. You can use it in a sentence to describe someone's actions or behavior. Example: She heard a loud noise and quickly glimpsed up at the sky to see what could have caused it.
There is the opportunity to glimpse up close -- and maybe even chat with -- the Mets heroes of yore, Bobby Ojeda and Howard Johnson, who are Cyclones coaches.
Plenty of old friends return this year, but the only one we glimpse up close here is Jovian Wade, as kindly inner city graffiti artist Rigsy, who fought off the geometrically challenged enemies the Boneless in last year's Flatline.
And at the very end of Jerusalem, when Rylance as Rooster is calling a curse down on all the bourgeoisie who want to see him run out of town, when the earth literally shakes with his fury, you know it's just a con but you can't help it and you glimpse up in the air, wondering if the giants are about to arrive.
But for every revelatory glimpse up the nostrils of Father Barry there's a bafflingly circuitous DVD menu system, seemingly designed by MC Escher on LSD and intent on dropping you back repeatedly into the onslaught of the main menu screen's excruciatingly loud jingle.
She periodically glimpses up and over, trying to read something on Williams's face.
Later on, lights glimpsed up on the hill on Good Friday evening gave rise to stories that spread like wildfire through the town.
The public benefit in all this is a chance to glimpse, close up, a sculptural element that was never intended to be seen so intimately.
Indeed, the original spark for the idea came after the team — who are employed (and funded) by the VC arm of Red Gate Software, Red Gate Ventures, which sponsors an open source diagnostics project called Glimpse — came up against the problem of how you add analytics to an open source project without being criticized for doing so by the open data advocates using it.
April 26 2012 April 27 201212 On April 26, this influential ballet competition opens its final round to the public, allowing true aficionados to glimpse talented up-and-coming performers.
That sort of remembering, delicate in its unfolding and revealed through a sequence of glimpses, makes up Trevor's art in this disturbing story.
It was a drama that looked the part, wearing its period detail for purpose rather than show, its handsome set pieces – floating scenes of dicky bows, diamonds and furs, champagne floozies, a juggling dwarf on the table – evoking a profligacy and moral deficiency that spoke of Britain's decline as much as the ominous flickering of light bulbs and rubbish glimpsed piling up in the street.
