Sentence examples for your first glimpse from inspiring English sources

Your first glimpse of these birds, with their 2.5-metre wingspans, is, says David, an experience not to be missed.

A local reassures me that once Penzance disappears, it's 15 minutes until your first glimpse of the Isles of Scilly, and 60 minutes later we're there.

If you haven't seen these mountains, your first glimpse will inspire muttered thoughts of disbelief: so perfectly sheer and pointy that it all looks just a little... fake.

When you catch your first glimpse of 100 Eleventh Avenue, a new apartment tower in Chelsea designed by the French architect Jean Nouvel, its curving façade, an abstract arrangement of windows slanting in multiple directions, looks like a gimmick.

If you're riding up from Manhattan on the No. 4, your first glimpse is no longer of that sliver of lush and lit-up turf but, rather, of an expanse of ruin — a half-blasted hulk.

When a movie is as stiff as George Clooney's The Monuments Men, it becomes an object of fascination in its own right – like your first glimpse of a dead body.

If you've ever visited an iconic national park like Yellowstone, Yosemite or Glacier, your first glimpses of arresting, postcard-perfect vistas were probably framed by a car window.

Throughout this guide we'll work on the assumption that the first draft of your book isn't a fully completed draft in the traditional sense, but is instead a comprehensive outline – your first, whole glimpse of the book and a snapshot of what it will be once finished.

If you're wondering how Steven Spielberg will bring the dystopian, VR-heavy world of Ready Player One to life, you can get your first real glimpse in the trailer (technically, a teaser for San Diego Comic Con) above.

And thank you, too, for sharing with us your first, promising glimpse of what it truly means to be not only old -- but free.

An invitation is the first glimpse your guest has of your event, so I was aiming at perfection.