Sentence examples for live glimpse from inspiring English sources

The next night offered my first live glimpse of the slugger in decline.

"Whether we're watching 'Survivor' on TV or catching a live glimpse of people shopping, there's a certain voyeuristic attraction".

The UK's first live glimpse of Katy Perry's third album PRISM comes just two days after the pop princess's fairytale took its darkest turn yet.

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— When they first arrive at the Ryder Cup, rookies are supposed to be jumpy, entering the arena like some overcaffeinated tourists getting their first live glimpse of the Statue of Liberty or the Eiffel Tower.

There were a lot of tennis devotees on hand, it was clear, but there were plenty of casual sports fans, too, people who wanted to get a live glimpse of Federer, the same way that people with only a passing interest in basketball go to see LeBron James when he's in town.

They weren't about accruing riches or emulating the glamorous lives glimpsed in Hollywood movies.

(Merge) Advice on survival, terse portraits of marginal lives, glimpses of faith and epigrams of despair — "I'm still here/But all is lost" — share the songs on "Transcendental Youth," the 14th studio album by the songwriter John Darnielle's band, the Mountain Goats.

Halaban's images offer us delicate depictions of strangers' lives, glimpsed through their windows.

Then the interviews would turn to the kind of seedy, raucous lives glimpsed on certain TV shows, where the country's underclass likes to make a spectacle of itself as we watch and call it pop culture.

After spending nearly three decades behind bars, he gave HuffPost Live a glimpse into how life for him has changed since becoming a free man.