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glimpse

[glimps] / glɪmps /




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They captured only a brief glimpse of one blue shark on their submarine cameras.

From BBC

This is a glimpse of an old Beijing where small unofficial traders have created their own market.

From BBC

Outside, it was a cold November evening, but inside the West End venue, Mulatu was bathed in the warm embrace of a crowd eager to get one last glimpse of this alchemist at work.

From BBC

While admired for its painstaking construction, de Guitaut notes the dress offers a glimpse into a moment in history in a country on the precipice of change.

From BBC

In the end, Tom glimpses a sense of who he might become, someone who is not rooted in nostalgia or grievance but in the family he already has.

From The Wall Street Journal