Sentence examples for tiny glimpse from inspiring English sources

The selection from the permanent collection gives a tiny glimpse of the museum's 800,000 objects.

It was a tiny glimpse of a war that goes on largely in obscurity.

There were other weird and pleasant effects of this tiny glimpse of carless utopia.

The above only provides a tiny glimpse of the predatory practices of major accountancy firms.

Perhaps I'll point out the man in the third row, this tiny glimpse of my past and maybe my future.

Here's a tiny glimpse of how: Our social service departments are meant to protect vulnerable children and adults.

Any route would be productive, and this month's primaries showed tiny glimpses of voters trying each of the three.

£160/10m roll Linda Hasking's 2005 graduation piece included a photographic collage showing tiny glimpses of the 222 objects in her living room.

And yet here is the devotee's plight: in the midst of this utter garbage are tiny glimpses of Moz-as-was.

I remember loving food tech because of the precision and the creativity, the weights and measures, the tiny glimpses of flavour.

Every now and again, the UK's own 24-hour news channels offer tiny glimpses: a live dip into a crucial Greek parliamentary debate last year is one I particularly remember.