Sentence examples for good glimpse on from inspiring English sources

The attack team have also the highest level of personal protection (SCBA); two attack teams (on ground and on ladder) might have completely different exposure levels; the commander who tries to get a good glimpse on the situation but doesn't use his mask in order to be able to communicate better via walkie-talkie might even have the higher exposure to burn products and fumes.

You learn about the things she does, and you can get a good glimpse of the spy gadgets Harriet wears on her spy belt!

On the way to the soul, Gilden surely gets a good glimpse of the face, every blemish, wrinkle and pore, turning one of photography's most tried and true tropes -- portraiture -- into something unsettling, a little gut-wrenching.

Here's a a good glimpse of it.

"It gives you a good glimpse of possibly what could be the very near future".

Any tips for snagging a good glimpse of the front row?  A.

Looking over a two-year history can provide a good glimpse of how well (or poorly) the building is doing.

The Quantified Self collection on Product Hunt offers a good glimpse into what's next.

Mostly, Glass Hunt gives a good glimpse at how gaming could work in the near future on head-worn computers like Glass.

While these new findings only focused on a handful of categories, it's a good glimpse into the power than Amazon.com has when it comes to marketing and selling its own products at scale.

If you're curious about Linux development, this is a pretty good glimpse at it.