Tongues loosened by too many lagers, we're much more likely to ram our opinions down the throats of friends, who may glance at each other and raise an eyebrow as they think: bloody hell, she's at it again.
"A million people may glance at that book cover every day as they buy a cup of coffee," he added, "so the awareness of that title goes up pretty dramatically".
Otherwise, visitors may glance at the red Hoodie (Item 050) enshrined as if on an altar, chuckle, and not get that it is there in part because of Trayvon Martin.
So, in the hope that he may glance up from his work and see this: thank you, sir. Why we love … movie computers … the quarry in Breaking Away … the dribbly snog in Little Women.
"We consider the size of text and the number of items per screen" in order to reduce the amount of time a driver may glance away from the road, said Sam Adams, cross car line services manager for Mercedes-Benz, which doesn't use touch screens.
His eyes may glance at the sky to gauge the weather before he speaks to his race engineer, his team director or his technical director to give his impressions of his car's behavior on the installation laps moments before, to denote any last-minute changes it may need.
