Sentence examples for glimpse with from inspiring English sources

Playwright Pamela Carter offers us a glimpse with Lines, which takes its name from the barracks where soldiers live, where their beds are arranged side by side.

A hair-cell stereocilium is almost impossible to glimpse with an optical microscope, because it's only as wide as the smallest wavelength of visible light.

There was the odd flash, the occasional glimpse with the ball in hand, but never more than that, a flash of the two-handed, slightly hunched master at work.

This is stark terrain that too few scholars glimpse with any clarity.

Sculptor Owen Southey is sampling the gallery opening's hors d'ouevres of pretzels and cookies as his fans ready their cameras for this rare glimpse with the artist and his work.

Why? Probably because we have a short evolutionary history, which has endowed us with a large brain that for most of our existence struggled with the mysteries of a hidden world we are only now beginning to glimpse with the application of reason rather than faith.

Since hitting the trail, Parker has become a news item in her own right, often glimpsed with a TV crew in tow.

And yet he is fully there, his identity glimpsed with a strange warm intimacy through the shattered glass of the modernist age.

Some were created in windowless areas so high up that only fragments of the vast paintings have been glimpsed with torches and binoculars.

After six weeks, the end of the war in Afghanistan may be glimpsed, with Taliban forces clinging to their last two strongholds.

Since hitting the campaign trail, in early May, she has become a news item in her own right, often glimpsed with her own TV crew in tow.