Sentence examples for her glimpses from inspiring English sources

In Maniac Shadows we see her sorting discarded packaging in a corridor; scenes of Obama's election party played out on TV, footage of Akerman on a beach, her shadow falling across the water, another, taller shadow of a woman beside her, glimpses of kitchens, bathrooms, the artist's mother.

Recently, I encountered an article in Reform Judaism Magazine Fall, 2014 in which Rabbi Michele Brand Medwin in her "Glimpses into the Afterlife" shares references from a disparate grouping of traditional (some contradictory) Jewish texts to shed some light.

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".

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.

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".

AS a pianist and contemporary composer, Robin Spielberg often tells stories that give her fans glimpses into her life.

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.

Visit her website at Revolutionary Views, her blog: Glimpse and her Flickr page.

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.