glen

Lubber Run has hosted live music since 1969, when the first stage was erected in a glen of this Arlington park.

A couple weeks prior to meeting Glen, my college buddy Dan Buettner invited me to join a group of his friends on an ultralightweight hike through Utah’s Buckskin Gulch—led by, according to Dan, a mythical legend named Glen Van Peski.

For Glen, and anyone traveling with him, having too much gear might be worse than having no gear at all.

She’s compelled to fill a “regret journal” before she makes her escape with Glen.

Later, as a military interpreter, she falls for Glen, a visiting English teacher, which leads to accusations that she’s a spy.

It said: “Tonie Tobias, Information Technology, President of GLEN, Gay and Lesbian Employee Network.”

Shady Glen uses unremarkable American cheese and choice beef that anyone can buy at the market.

Then, at around dawn, two well-aimed mortar shots killed two more former Navy SEALS, Tyrone Woods and Glen Doherty.

Malcolm Perry unbuttoned his dark blue glen-plaid jacket and threw it onto the floor.

Until this year, Glen Johnson was the dean of Massachusetts political reporters.

Bruce may have taken refuge again in Glen Trool; Gray's mention of the isles may result from a confusion with earlier events.

“On the high road overlooking the Glen of the Leprechauns, on a starlit night before the moon came up,” said Padna.

He made way for her to precede him in the narrow wood path, and then silently followed her up the glen.

And with that he raised his voice and called somewhat to the men, and they quickened their pace into the glen.

I had listened for some sound from Howel and Evan, but since the footsteps passed up the glen I had heard none until this moment.