Sentence examples for her glimpse from inspiring English sources

Another juror, a former magazine editor, said her glimpse of the transcript indicated it was between Onta Williams and his father, "discussing the subject of entrapment".

She is also allowed to voice the novel's most incendiary line of dialogue, when she tells her sister Jane that she first fell in love with Darcy after she saw his estate: the bricks and mortar, apparently, were more arousing than her glimpse of Colin Firth in a wet, unbuttoned shirt and clinging pants after his impromptu dip in the lake.

She had "gotten her glimpse into the abyss, her taste of the burden of fear that Hank, Ben, and I had carried for more than a year".

When, at the sound of Bizet, she tentatively smiles – or, rather, unleashes her cheeks sideways – you see her glimpsing a lost life.

It catches a glimpse of her glimpsing him.

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Yet her voice still catches when she describes her last glimpse of her firstborn child as he was being taken away to be adopted by an American family.

"He filled my door," she says, recalling her first glimpse of her second husband.

Her first glimpse of her fellow rhinos was through a partition, but they were soon allowed to join each other.

Though she joins the narrative in the movie's last third, we see her in a key early scene when Billy (Courtenay) tells his friend Arthur Rodney Bewess) about her, after glimpsing her in a lorry's passenger seat.

DIY doyenne Martha Stewart declared her innocence Tuesday, shortly before getting her first glimpse at the potential jurors who will decide her fate.