Sentence examples for one glimpse of something from inspiring English sources

Then I suppose he must have caught one glimpse of something worth hoping for because with a sudden turn of speed he dodged a swinging ax handle and burst through a gap in the mob".

One glimpse of that lake and the stone chapel at its edge and the greenery surrounding it is something akin to time travel.

One glance, one glimpse of a chine's enough.

Sada writes: "For a moment the chosen one had a glimpse of something pathetic, because individualism, which is nothing but amorphous vanity, can sometimes gain momentum, and here was a way to make that happen". This easy dismissal of individualism, so often seen as the crowning achievement of the modern world, is but one example of how Sada casually tosses narrative hand grenades.

On your way, you catch a glimpse of something in the shadows — the vague shape of a patent lawyer.

A fleeting glimpse of something in the attic, things mysteriously moving from one place to another.

But for one weekend a year, 200,000 people share a space in Somerset and see a glimpse of something different.

So if a thoughtful partygoer happened to be on one of the lower floors of the Rudolph house and happened to look up, he or she might have caught a glimpse of something more than just a plain white ceiling.

But it did catch a glimpse of something else.

They mark, people say, a glimpse of something beyond grief.

Glancing skyward, I caught a glimpse of something brown flapping away.