I glimpsed white bones and blood, flowing like a sacrament.
Oghi opened his eyes to a faint glimpse of white clothing.
By Hye-young Pyun Oghi opened his eyes to a faint glimpse of white clothing.
The hearty are rewarded with a glimpse of white, pink, red — a hollow place with a marble inside that doctors inserted.
Beyond the lake was the same dark pine forest, but here and there one could glimpse a white trunk and the mist of yellow leaves of a birch.
Some days the geese stay geese, but often enough I get a bit of swan action; a still reflection, a glimpse of white.
Owing to security reasons, the portrait on his bookjackets has shown him only in shadowy profile: a glimpse of white skin, a brush of silver hair, and a certain squareness to his frame.
The preface by Tsurayuki, the oldest work of sustained prose in kana, enumerated the circumstances that move men to write poetry; he believed that melancholy, whether aroused by a change in the seasons or by a glimpse of white hairs reflected in a mirror, provided a more congenial mood for writing poetry than the harsher emotions treated in the earlier, pre-kana anthology Man'yōshū.
Warhol, too, when glimpsed, is "white, empty, waiting to be filled".
Strolling north, we glimpsed the white cube that will host basketball games and the elliptical, wood-clad velodrome by Hopkins Architects nicknamed the "Pringle".
