It's a glimpse into the golden age of kings, a lost world of luxury, political scheming, extravagance, and hedonism. |
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Space constraint did not abate their zeal to get a glimpse of the amazing cultural divergence of the nation. |
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Our first glimpse of the underwater world, implied through a perspective of giant rings, has a Wagnerian grandeur. |
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The abject misery, the clearest glimpse of absolute evil, is almost impossible to describe. |
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Rather, one approaches the mandir to catch a glimpse of, and to be seen by, God. |
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The historic broadcast presents a fascinating glimpse into the past of the country and of television itself. |
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She said that from her living room she caught a glimpse of the car going past and then heard the bang. |
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At Volcan Baru, the country's most visited national park and its highest elevation, catch a glimpse of the quetzal or toucan. |
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Residents of Kendal are queuing up for a glimpse of a giant reticulated python. |
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The magnificent remains of Persepolis provide a glimpse of Achaemenid wealth and power. |
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It was 20 years ago this month that particle physicists caught their first glimpse of the W boson. |
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So we obsessively analyze this epic Homerian battle, trying to find a moment of heroism, a brief glimpse to help salve our morally guilty wounds. |
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From this point on, they'd be practically flying blind, with only the occasional glimpse of their surroundings. |
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The Johannesburg Zoo web site has several webcams that provide a glimpse into the lives of some of its residents. |
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Looking westwards into the distance from the mountain pass, a vast expense of sapphire blue water lies ahead, a first glimpse of Namtso Lake. |
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In order to catch a better glimpse of the radiant whaling boat, Kirstle and Tashi both ran down the wharves to the dock where she was to land. |
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Although we are continually shown reasons for justified hatred toward Joseph, we never get a glimpse of his endearing side. |
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The record is a stunner, offering a glimpse at a once-famous composer who has unfairly suffered a bad rap. |
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We didn't see it, but we caught a glimpse of another one of our favorite raptors, the Northern Harrier. |
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The vehicle rattled over a bridge, and Brian caught a glimpse of dark trees hunched protectively over black water. |
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Now aged 80 and living in Britain, he is making amends by giving today's young people a fascinating glimpse of life behind enemy lines. |
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With those big, savage eyes all wide and open, providing a glimpse of the wild tundra cats from whom she's descended. |
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It gives us a glimpse of the inner woman, who, although she wrote happy endings for her novels, was destined to be disappointed in love. |
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People wanting to catch a glimpse of the aircraft were also asked not to park at the airport. |
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If you come away with a glimpse of the goal for better airmanship, Davisson feels like he's done his job. |
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Kinglets and chickadees worked the cedars nearby, and we were lucky enough to glimpse the scarlet streak atop one little kinglet's head. |
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For hardcore Krautrock fans, this was a rare glimpse at the man who fronted Can during their classic, early '70s period. |
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The soap videos provide both a glimpse of popular British culture and useful exposure to regional accents and idioms. |
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An online profile allows someone to get more than a skin-deep glimpse of you. |
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The preserve has 11 freshwater lagoons, one of which guests can snorkel, providing a rare glimpse into a world of fish and turtles. |
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Part of the continuing allure of police action films is the chance to get under the skin of a criminal, to glimpse into an alien world. |
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The next link lets you glimpse state-by-state into the history of landfalling hurricanes. |
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We got a glimpse of another lake on the right, Lake Gertrude, which unlike Lake Dora, is landlocked. |
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When his cell phone rings during the interview, the reporters caught a glimpse of his humble side. |
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Prepare visitors before they get their very first glimpse of the climbing wall or the zip line. |
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The abundance of magmatic layering in this granite affords an unusual glimpse of early emplacement processes. |
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The debacle has provided a revealing glimpse of how the profit system functions. |
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What we find here is flagrant spin, a revealing glimpse into the sympathies of the reporter. |
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Her heavy lids hid her eyes so well that they were seen only momentarily, like the fleeting glimpse of water in a deep well. |
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Now aged 80 and living in Britain, he is giving today's young people a fascinating glimpse of life behind enemy lines. |
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They're purposefully designed to keep us in line by giving us a glimpse of what life would be like if schools didn't exist. |
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Peering over the railings, the Venkatramans jostled to catch a glimpse of the earthen lingam at the shadowy heart of the sanctuary. |
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We glimpse hatted ladies, aproned maids, babies in prams, children and dogs. |
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The sleeves were rolled up to just below his elbows, giving me a glimpse of his toned, lightly tanned, and smoothly muscled forearms. |
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Last year, the madding crowd salivated over the first glimpse of Lord of the Rings. |
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The couple remained hidden from a crowd of fans who braved arctic conditions on Saturday afternoon to catch a glimpse of their idols. |
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Families dressed in black placed protective arms around one another as they waited for the first glimpse of their loved ones. |
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You can get a glimpse of this by the way that commuters hanging from the local train will pull in a man running late. |
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Jack's eyes caught a glimpse of Rose's hand that had rested on the armrest of her chair. |
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Then there's the girl in the shop round the corner who you keep popping out to get a glimpse of, but you're still married. |
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The film company had blocked off this section of town but there were thousands of rubberneckers wanting to catch a glimpse of the star. |
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Turning a very sharp bend of what seemed like a U-turn, I only caught a passing glimpse of it. |
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I'll rugby tackle the contenders to the floor to get a glimpse of how they are in the rough and tumble of politics. |
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Evans showed a glimpse of his potential vs. the Raiders by catching a bomb from Bledsoe for 65 yards. |
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Then he was given the longest of his four run-outs from the bench and once again gave a glimpse of a potential talent. |
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Many ateliers are located in houses, so you also catch a glimpse of the artist's life. |
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And, on the odd occasion, she did get a glimpse of a violent temper lurking beneath the calm surface of his apparent good nature. |
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However, they hoped to get a glimpse of the Pope at a public gathering in an auditorium. |
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I toss opportunities like coins, and call tails when I've already caught a glimpse of the queen's crown. |
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A glimpse of the silent rage of China's populace has awakened Japan to the need for a comprehensive regional strategy. |
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Is it possible that a glimpse of the awesome majesty of the night sky, once revealed, would help to overcome anti-social behaviour? |
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Through the entranceway we glimpse a lifesize hologram of sawtooth ravines, razorback spurs and tree-serrated skylines. |
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The tea must be brewed in a teapot, preferably made of glass so that a glimpse of the clear amber liquid adds to the delight. |
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Every few moments he checked the cloud cover for punctures or tears, any hole that might afford him a glimpse. |
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Each fighter was asked to speak to a video camera, to frame them telegenically and to provide a glimpse into their character. |
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From only a glimpse of its silhouetted form he spotted a barred owl, then carefully maneuvered for a closer view. |
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I imagined the onlookers lined up, hoping to catch a glimpse of my manly torso. |
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I caught a glimpse of an enormous diamond on a band of gold and my stomach dropped. |
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As we begin our descent I am able to catch a glimpse of a magnificent peak penetrating the cloud bank near Portland. |
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As the interior dome light went on, Ford caught a glimpse of a white ceramic mask on the disembarking passenger. |
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Furthermore, this glimpse of history is not a familiar one to any but a most dedicated student of history or seamanship. |
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And from April to September, you can catch a glimpse of a barn owl on the marsh. |
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Besides brand new luxury cars, motorcycles and three-wheelers, the visitors can have a glimpse of almost all kinds of tractors and fertilizers. |
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A cheering crowd of 100,000 gathered on the boardwalk on the morning of September 8th, 1921, hoping to catch a glimpse of the bathing beauties. |
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Crowds from near and far lined the streets of the beautiful fishing village in the hope to get a glimpse of the self-proclaimed diva. |
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Eagle-eyed residents have been craning their necks skyward to catch a glimpse of the beaked bandit but, so far, to no avail. |
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It was an intimate experience to catch a glimpse of naked anxiety, grief or joy in the face of another. |
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The presence of glamorous tinsel stars add more sheen to any function with frenzied crowd trying to have a glimpse of their favourite stars. |
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You might even catch a glimpse of the tule elk that live in the reserve at the northern tip of the Point Reyes peninsula. |
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You may catch a glimpse of deer, beech martens, red squirrels or even wild boar which inhabit the surrounding area. |
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In that moment, on that mountain, Jesus was transfigured and the disciples got a glimpse of Jesus, the messiah. |
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I got a glimpse of this difficulty because in my military service I was a weather forecaster, a meteorologist. |
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Although Kelly presents herself as uncomplicated and cheerful, every so often the public glimpse her true mettle. |
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And this collection shows them to be a fascinating glimpse of the hidden world below stairs, and class and power relationships. |
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It is as though the beneficent god in which Spinoza did not believe had granted him a glimpse of the future which he is conveying to us. |
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In Berling's print we do not get a glimpse of Herod's henchmen in the middle distance, as we do in the engraving. |
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To catch a glimpse of that shimmering green as a spring of teal flashes by, I tell you, it's enough to restore a man's soul. |
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Adam slammed on the brakes when he got a glimpse of the animals milling around in a large lot. |
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Some are larger and more colorful than others, and deep-water rigs offer the occasional glimpse at a tuna or even a billfish. |
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But, even in the depths of winter, an almost missed glimpse of a well-maintained front garden can put the hint of a smile on one's face. |
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You might even catch a glimpse of the reserve's most celebrated resident, the extremely rare and very shy bittern. |
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Visitors can get a glimpse of the man whose life began modestly on a family farm and whose first job was as a bobbin boy in a cotton mill. |
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I catch a glimpse of Lizzy through their living room window, and I get sick to my stomach. |
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We had not one look, glance, sight, glimpse, sound, whisper, touch, tap, smell, scent. |
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Childhood trips to the east coast weren't complete unless my little brother and I caught a glimpse of the steam train across the heather moors. |
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As we chugged by the prairie, they caught a rare glimpse of a moose, standing next to the tracks. |
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Every now and then you still get a glimpse of the old frontier sassiness. |
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Ilse strained her memory, searching for a glimpse of his face somewhere. |
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Telescopes, binoculars, cameras and naked eyes all strained seawards to catch a glimpse of these huge creatures that had invaded the Cornish coast. |
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The facades of two six-story buildings have been shorn off, allowing a glimpse into wrecked apartments. |
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If you've had one of these experiences, then you've probably had a glimpse of how it feels to have a fully developed amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. |
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The zoo here is now playing host to a pair each of seamy crocodiles, alligators and caimans, giving the city dwellers a glimpse of some rare species. |
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Myong-dong and Namdaemun market offer a glimpse of traditional daily life but have become highly westernized with most of their items for sale being more western than Korean. |
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It also, my dear complacent American friends, offers you a glimpse of the future. |
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Beyond the power plays, the million dollar deals, and the back-stabbing tycoons and their mistresses, we were given a glimpse of a world about which we can only fantasise. |
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Until I dived off the beach at Criccieth in north Wales, I had never seen more than a fleeting glimpse of a lesser weever, the most common venomous fish around Britain. |
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While drifting down the river, it is not uncommon to see all types of wildlife like goats, deer, armadillos, foxes and even a rare glimpse of a Bald Eagle. |
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It was only when you passed underneath the machicolation of the nearest tower that you caught your first glimpse of the monastery that lay hidden in the depth of the gorge. |
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Her voice was high pitched in anger, but it faded away once she caught a glimpse of that familiar smile beaming at her from the passenger seat of the car beside them. |
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I followed, trying repeatedly to get a good look, but they never allowed me more than a glimpse of their tails as they disappeared beyond the next bend. |
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The camera lingers enough for us to glimpse her cleavage and a bit of her black bra. |
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Sightings of long tailed sakabula birds, a glimpse of a jackal or a small clan of donkeys herded by gentle Sotho herdsmen along the open road is not uncommon. |
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And Gabon offers less, in that most of the country is thick, green jungle, and you might only catch a glimpse of a mandrill or a gorilla heading in the wrong direction. |
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We did try and glimpse it through the launderette windows, but unfortunately we'd spent too long walking along the pebbly beach, and it was closed. |
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She sustains a neat balance between ambition and compassion, femininity and ballsiness which allows at least a glimpse into the war correspondent's dilemma. |
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Their self-titled CD is only a glimpse of what these guys are capable of. |
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He contacted the British Ornithological Society and up to 70 twitchers from all over the north west descended with cameras and binoculars for a glimpse. |
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Visitors to Windsor Castle are to be given a glimpse of the drawings, books and documents collected by the Stuart kings and queens during their 100-year reign. |
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Almost nothing has been touched since the fall of the USSR in 1991, providing an uncanny glimpse behind the iron curtain. |
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Since then, birding luminaries and legendary enthusiasts have sacrificed huge chunks of their lives to catch the merest glimpse of the wondrous woodpecker. |
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But what awaited was a joy, a glimpse into the life of the fictional Umbridge. |
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We view the vacant alternate site of the inner compound and catch our first glimpse of the ridge and the roof finials of the main sanctuary beyond the fences. |
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He wouldn't stop talking about his first glimpse of the Statue of Liberty from the ship that brought him to the land of the free as a teenage immigrant. |
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Piecing together gutsy rock, skittering middle eights and infectious, catchy straight rock, this track gives a glimpse of a very special future indeed. |
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A throng of cheering fans gathered outside for hours just to catch a glimpse of their hero and 60 guests stayed at the hotel overnight to see him. |
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When he gets his hands on a canon copier, the reader gets a glimpse into the unique fashion in which his mind works. |
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The tumult was such that young Sarah had cause to worry that she might not get even a glimpse of Will and Kate. |
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For a moment in the book we get a glimpse of the Laura Bush beneath her pleasant, unchanging smile. |
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All it takes is a look beyond the joystick, and local software shop, to get a glimpse at its shining promise. |
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Motorists at Dr Cullen roundabout were doing an about-turn all this week, as Carlovians caught their first glimpse of the town's latest sculpture. |
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Her paintings and drawings offer a glimpse into the world view of an Aboriginal Australian who has emerged with a positive vision of the future for all people. |
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On the back cover of the first paperback edition we get a glimpse of the media buzz. |
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That tells us not just the story of other star systems, but offers a glimpse into our own deep history, the one we can never see. |
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From that limited contact he imagines the totality of their life together, every touch, glimpse, insecurity, and kindness. |
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Lest anyone glimpse a toe beneath the floor-length robe, she wore thick black stockings under her sandals. |
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Sometimes, when I had to be content with a seat at the back of the lecture theatre, I used a pair of opera glasses to get at least a glimpse of the speaker. |
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I caught just a quick glimpse of a whale yesterday, on its annual wintertime northward migration, and hope to have a bit more to say about this tomorrow. |
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Or position a mirror at a sharp curve in a road and you can suddenly see around the bend, catching a glimpse of something to come that otherwise would have been hidden. |
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Not until someone catches on video one small glimpse of your everyday reality and even then, can you get justice? |
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We hope you've gotten a glimpse of what we're about and how we roll. |
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We were not the only large mammals in this forest, and would sometimes catch a glimpse of a doe-eyed, bewhiskered face peering at us through the kelp. |
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Other than a glimpse of the curtains, little of the Cambridges' renovated Kensington Palace home can be seen in the photograph. |
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When Travers barrels into that office, we should have gotten a glimpse of what Walt Disney was really like behind closed doors. |
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The effect was to give a glimpse of a fairer and more transparent world, something a person might be moved to help build. |
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From about 8 am relatives lined up against the court's baby-blue walls hoping to get a glimpse, or say a few words to, their incarcerated loved ones. |
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John had an enormous beer gut, probably due to his sedate lifestyle, and the buttons on his shirt were always open revealing a glimpse of dark stomach hair. |
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If it was just an act, how could anyone have kept it up so convincingly for more than 20 years, without giving a glimpse of something intelligent underneath. |
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Picturesque cenotes, or underground caves, offer a glimpse into a rare natural phenomenon unique to the Mexican region. |
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A glimpse into the teachers' hip youth is amusing, as is the kid with the body of Billy Bunter but the voice of a baritone. |
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The standards like spag bol and arrabiata were there while meatballs and marinated chicken provided the nearest glimpse of exotica. |
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Even before getting a glimpse of it, Suroviec was pretty sure it was a big blackfin. |
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It was an era when school kids would scale trees to glimpse their idols, hoping a football might come sailing onto nearby North Drive. |
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Looking to the waves, a man is teaching his son to bodysurf, and I catch of glimpse of my past and my future. |
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Get a real glimpse into Tobagonian life and take part in their weekly Sunday street party, called Sunday School. |
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And, just for that glimpse of a minute, the frazzled Strong is rejoicing. |
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Mumbaikars who passed him on the way were naturally excited to catch a live glimpse of the superstar. |
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Our existing processes had offered us but one glimpse into a candidate's abilities to build rapport with children and self-correct. |
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Buzzfeed shows us a potentially terrifying glimpse of the future. |
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Some people give up vast parts of their lives in pursuit of a glimpse of a tragopan or a short-eared owl. |
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But the big attraction is the possibility of catching a glimpse of Ogopogo, a monster that supposedly lurks in the depths of the lake. |
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You can get a glimpse behind the scenes of one of the UK's best loved ballet companies and get a sneak preview of its latest production, Ondine. |
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I glimpse an alarming, finger-length aluminum baton in her bag. |
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Others, alas, had an instinct towards artificiality in their very blood, and became adepts in counterfeiting at the first glimpse of it. |
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I only got a glimpse of him, but alarm bells went off. He wasn't rushing over to give me a pat on the back for stopping to help. |
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He was ballsing his way through the conversation. For the first time, I caught a glimpse of something vulnerable behind the usual brashness. |
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Madame Grandoni had insisted on the fact that she was an actress, and this little speech seemed a glimpse of the cothurnus. |
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Microsoft did a fan dance of sorts today, giving the public a glimpse at the upcoming Vista operating system. |
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She caught a last glimpse of the pattern of the carpet when the forehanded chop with the edge of the palm came down on the back of the neck. |
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They're a little noisy if you open your balcony door but otherwise offer a glimpse of one of Disney World's more happening places. |
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A chance cache of tablets from Vindolanda in Britain gives us a glimpse of some supply transactions. |
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For the one and only time I caught a glimpse of a great heart as well as of a great brain. |
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As the walk continues, we might glimpse the town square down different streets, sometime a long way off, other times quite close. |
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Diocletian's Price Edict can give us a glimpse of the economics of transporting wood. |
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In olden days a glimpse of stocking was looked on as something shocking. Now heaven knows, anything goes. |
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The WWT Martin Mere near the villages of Holmeswood and Tarlscough gives a glimpse of what this area was like before reclamation. |
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The best place to catch a glimpse of one is at the squirrel hide at Kielder waterside. |
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As the curve of Sandy Hook blotted from sight the last, low glimpse of the skyscrapers which point Manhattan, Blake touched Annette's arm. |
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This show offers a welcome and dazzling glimpse into that new world. |
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They also offer spectators a glimpse into the modern development of this oldest of the warmblood breeds. |
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Grab a glimpse of the science behind Doctor Who, go back in time to see the dinosaurs and sign up for the chance to design your own water rocket. |
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From the Mighty Wurlitzer to Weardale's Heritage Railway, volunteers will be offering a unique glimpse of the past. |
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Money's book offers a glimpse into the lives of these often overlooked bacteria, fungi, amoebas and other microbes. |
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Jennings' first goal for the Yorkshire club offered them a glimpse of salvation and prolonged the anguish for promotion bumblers Forest. |
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Stop for a moment together and catch a glimpse of Maui, Molokai, Kahoolawe and maybe even the Big Island to guarantee a romantic excursion. |
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It's bad enough getting a glimpse of workman's bottom keeking out when you pass a building site. |
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Scores of adoring fans have been camping outside the hotel hoping to catch a glimpse of Gaga and her always understated outfits. |
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From afar, you glimpse an angled white wall halfway up the slope, and a big stone pine tree above that. |
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The short leather jacket, with a glimpse of a glittery underthings, the tight belt on top of it and the high boots with err. |
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A true-life glimpse into personal experience and the lasting lessons that can be drawn from it. |
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Snowy owls, or white owls, are the kind of bird to draw out even non-birders for a possible glimpse. |
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And yesterday I joined 4,000 more Ricardians as we queued for up to four hours to catch a close-up glimpse of his coffin. |
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Scores of twitchers have travelled hundreds of miles to get a glimpse of the Purple Gallinule or Swamphen that has settled into Saltney. |
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After a glimpse of Venus through a solar telescope, Lesmeister said he was glad to see it. |
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Every year, avid sky watchers take their families on trips to the desert to glimpse the light show. |
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Such examples of this method of dairy farming are difficult to locate, but some are preserved as a historic site for a glimpse into the days gone by. |
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It gives visitors an insight into how a Victorian battery would work and giving a glimpse into the life of a soldier based at the Battery during the Second World War. |
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One can glimpse the sky through the oculus of the Pantheon in Rome. |
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They ask Saint Andrew to let them glimpse their future husband. |
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And I can tell you it wasn't just a brief glimpse but several minutes of full-frontal nudity, as he pranced around the stage in all his muscle-bound glory. |
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Painting on the pottery of Ancient Greece and ceramics gives a particularly informative glimpse into the way society in Ancient Greece functioned. |
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As I peered over the railing, straining to glimpse nearby land through thick mist and mammoth waves, the enormity of their nautical cajones shamed me. |
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A glimpse at Shadow's travels in Europe is found in a short story which finds him in Scotland, applying the same concepts developed in American Gods to the story of Beowulf. |
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The year 461 predates Emperor Shiawwen's systematic policy of Sinicization, so that in the 461 stele we can catch a glimpse of the Shianbei state before Sinicization. |
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Although he tries to put on a different face in front of his friends and family, Flynn gets a glimpse of the depth of Aaron's self-loathing during a night out. |
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Locomen, prophets who claim clairvoyance, tossed animal bones from magical gourds, reading the scattered patterns to gain a glimpse into tomorrow. |
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And Leomania has swept the planet. In Japan, fans lined up three nights ahead of time just to catch a glimpse of him arriving at the Tokyo Film Festival. |
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The moment, like the book, is a transcendent glimpse at a numerate world. |
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Then as Donnica turned the cheese in her hands, Oggie caught a glimpse of what looked like a very jaggedy edge and suddenly he felt nervous for her. |
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We could just catch a glimpse of the haloed warriors and elders in the frescoes, the shine of the ikons, and the heavily armed forescreen of the altar. |
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Only a few weeks ago we got a closeup glimpse of Nicole's baby bump. |
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While many parts of the UK had to try to catch a glimpse of the solar eclipse through the clouds, Wales had some of the best weather for viewings. |
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Seeing an apparition, having a Near Death, Out-of-Body or Afterlife experience, Astral projection and Astral travel all give us a brief glimpse of the Spiritual realm. |
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But if this five-hour flight from Sao Paulo offers a glimpse of a vast and untouched Amazon, it also highlights the checkerboarding created by recent development. |
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Dorothy's journal entry beautifully captures this new, holistic perspective as a process, offering us a glimpse of not just a poet but an ecopoet at work. |
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The wind lifted up her skirt and I caught a glimpse of her downstairs. |
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Here in their season grow the blue agapanthus, the wild watsonia, and the red-hot poker, and now and then it happens that one may glimpse an arum in a dell. |
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To make it easier to decide, customers can get a glimpse of how their complete outfit will look by using the interactive Colour Matcher on the Pure Brandz website. |
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Captured on a small, handheld cine camera by dad-of-three Thomas Teasdale, they give a glimpse into the heyday of the Tynemouth to Whitley Bay riviera. |
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At dusk or dawn one can still be lucky enough to glimpse a puma darting across the ruins' only road or hear the shriek of chachalacas, an endangered bird of prey, overhead. |
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In a rare glimpse into the inner workings of the regime, Fujimoto said Kim was a connoisseur of French wines and was partial to mentholated Cartier cigarettes. |
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The glimpse of bright yellow fusilage and the whump of the rotorblades above the clouds or the waves has signalled life again for many a sailor and climber in peril. |
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This exhibit offers Airport visitors a glimpse into Philadelphia's fascinating baseball history through the ballparks the Phillies have called home. |
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FolloWing three families Who each have to deal With the effects of achondroplasia, it gives us an honest glimpse into life With the limiting condition. |
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And then a shared half-smile at the glimpse and a resting of hand over hand, and a deep slow breath taking in the seagulled air and the harbour and the sky. |
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The Howgills, Pennines, the Lake District fells, the Yorkshire Three Peaks can all be seen and, on a clear day, there is even a glimpse of the sea at Morecambe Bay. |
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They also made the point that a large crowd would by now have gathered in Manchester, waiting to see the arrival of the trains and to get a glimpse of the Duke of Wellington. |
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This, on top of the wealth that the more hardy could derive by diving for pearls from the coral reefs, gave the inhabitants a glimpse of previously unimagined wealth. |
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In April 2014, a first glimpse into the epigenetics of the Neanderthal was obtained with the publication of the full DNA methylation of the Neanderthal and the Denisovan. |
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Now with the Viewmatic app, anyone can give their photos this unique look, and get a glimpse of retro photography through this awesome collection of viewfinders. |
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