Sentence examples for was glance from inspiring English sources
verb
To look briefly (at something).
- She glanced at her reflection as she passed the mirror.
If she forgot her name, all she had to do was glance down at her wrist.
When it came to counting the goals, Griezmann had it easier: all he needed to do was glance at the matchball in his hands.
To make himself feel better, though, all he needed to do was glance at Furyk, who had been hovering around one over before bogeying 16 and double-bogeying 18, a par-4, 523-yard hole.
All correspondents had to do was glance up from their camera position to see the signal and instantly report out the news.
And the last thing I would always do before logging off was glance at the betting odds on the race for the White House.
It seems like all they had to do was glance across the church aisle at Bernie McMatthew's son and I guess he looked good enough to have nine kids with, so a few egg creams later, he traded two chickens for her hand in marriage and a family was born.
But there's the problem: I was glancing.
The man was glancing in a mirror, too, quickly wiping the cream from his nose.
The full-back Aaron Taylor-Sinclair got caught out by Joselu, whose cross was glanced home by Crouch.
One of them, a slight, elderly man, was glancing through some dossiers.
On the other was Mr. Feinberg, who was glancing at a few documents.
