Sentence examples for public glimpse from inspiring English sources

It is the first public glimpse of the former American football star since the original trial.

Will the public glimpse a bohemian secret in some paint-encrusted corner?

Until then, there will be few opportunities for a public glimpse of the santralistanbul legacy unless the buyers exhibit them.

The hearings, held weekly, have provided a public glimpse into the desperate straits many cities find themselves in these days.

It was the first public glimpse of the 75-year-old Mr Karimov since he was rumoured to have suffered a heart attack on March 19th.

That campaign coincided with a rare public glimpse of Kennedy womanising, with reports that the President had been secretly married once before, and so might be a bigamist.

Yet from the beginning, public glimpses of the investigators' work prompted serious questions.

Public glimpses of their intimacy portray a genuine bond forged by an ambitious man and his equally driven wife.

While they debated, they occasionally offered the public glimpses of Duke Farms, opening it to small tour groups by chaperon and by appointment.

She also allowed television cameras limited access to her palaces and, through them, provided to the general public glimpses of her daily life and leisure interests, the most prominent of which was horse racing.

It provides one of those occasional public glimpses into the workings of politics in government: its complicated back room deals, convoluted political loyalties and public facades that are as carefully maintained as a Scarsdale front lawn.