Sentence examples for later glance from inspiring English sources

And, best of all, you could save it for later, glance up from the screen and look carefully at what faces you, all scrims removed, all distractions discarded.

Agüero sent Shay Given the wrong way from the spot – a form of redemption given the striker missed two penalties in midweek – and scored again nine minutes later after glancing in De Bruyne's free-kick from an unmarked position inside the six-yard area.

Mr. Avellaneda, 27, later glanced at the big white tent where he, Ms. Juca and Mr. López had stood with the other graduates and said, "That's where I leave my dreams".

Up here, human scent should go undetected by the residents of the forest floor – although Sinclair mentions a German hunter who spent a night on a high seat looking out across an empty meadow, later glancing behind to see a lynx waiting patiently at the bottom of the ladder.

A few weeks later, glancing at the morning paper before I ran out the door to work, I saw that Mr. Johnson had died.

However, we stuck with this definition because the result of using the later glances (e.g., the second glances) presented a similar pattern of results as the original definition.

"That's wonderful!" she cries, making what looks like a "note that down for later use" glance at her assistant who scurries behind us.

And the miss was to prove costly, as Newcastle striker Mitrovic found space between tiring defenders just a minute later to glance his header home and spark wild celebrations in the Serbian dugout.

Moments later, Kane glanced an O'Halloran cross from the left inches past the far post with Gordon beaten.

When I served them later, Evangeline glanced down at her bowl with a familiar look of resignation.

Later, she glanced past the rising cinderblock walls they were building to the green mountains and blue waters beyond.