Outside, in the cooling dusk, small groups of new arrivals glanced at their smartphones, then coyly pressed the bell.
We rarely, if ever, read the manuals when we buy a new one or glance through the instructions on the box of detergent or bottle of dishwashing liquid.
Investors do not want to be caught napping in a bear market; but they don't want to abandon the prospect of further capital gains either.Stockmarket volatility is not particularly new, as a glance at the Dow Jones Industrial Average since its inception in 1896 confirms.
The shift would bring Germany more into line with the rest of northern Europe at a time when the country has ambitions to turn Berlin into the capital of a "new Europe". A glance at the all-white German soccer team during the World Cup, beside the multihued French, Dutch and English, suggested an anomalous German model.
At first glance, new data point to yes.
Some New Yorkers have glanced enviously at Paul Vallas, Chicago's schools chief.
Perhaps it is constructing a whole new way of glancing at the world which will make "sidelong" seem hopelessly dated.
Traveling faster than any probe before it, the New Horizons spacecraft glanced past Jupiter in 2007, using the massive planet's gravity to slingshot the probe toward Pluto.
You can tell how well things are going in this new life by glancing around Bayley's kitchen, where, he says, he prefers to stay all the time.
In his new swing, he glanced at the ball only briefly, at the very beginning of his routine; during the actual swing, he kept his eyes on the brim of his cap.
