Sample Sentences forglimpse (editor-reviewed)
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I caught a glimpse of them at the game.glimpse = quick look
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The ESPN video gave viewers a glimpse of Michael Jordan's childhood.glimpse = a partial understanding
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She gave them a glimpse of the challenge solving climate change has for people living in poverty.glimpse = partial look
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From atop its walls, one can catch a glimpse of Africa. (source)
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Sometimes, when we are lucky, we catch a glimpse of the moon through the skylight in the food court. (source)glimpse = quick look
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Winnie caught just a glimpse of it as it scissored away from shore. (source)glimpse = quick view
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My own little glimpse of what Isaac is going through. (source)glimpse = a quick look giving a partial understanding
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I glimpsed Dad as I left, his face frozen in the dark, the light from the TV leaping across his square glasses. (source)glimpsed = briefly saw
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...the glimpses of the wild elephants browsing miles away; (source)glimpses = quick looks
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THEY SPOKE QUIETLY under the clouds, glimpsing occasionally a gash of moon or of darkness, and otherwise seeing ripples and churns of city-lit gray.† (source)
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There are way too many people and way too much curly hair for me to catch a glimpse of Kenya. (source)glimpse = quick view
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I stared at my brother, whom I had glimpsed only a few times in two years.† (source)
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I barely catch glimpses of houses in the brown hills in the distance.† (source)
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He walked for at least a quarter of an hour before glimpsing the first beds of rushes along the riverbanks.† (source)
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If you look to your left, you may catch a glimpse of them now. (source)
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Out of the corner of her eye she glimpsed Gitl.† (source)
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