“glimpse of”可以造什么句，glimpse of造句

Catch a glimpse of the hollow world.

To take a glimpse of one spot

I was hoping to catch a glimpse of the superstar.

Struggling hard, you will feel warm in life if someone casts you a glimpse of understanding. And only a hasty glimpse may make you moved and thankful.

But in truth, we have been given a glimpse of the true nature of the universe.

Hundreds of spectators awaited a glimpse of the rare white kiwi at New Zealand's Pukaha sanctuary.

One day I got up early, hoping for a glimpse of the pool.

Yet it takes but a souls glimpse of recognition and ones TRUTH will set you free.

Kids would peek into the windows in the hope of getting an early glimpse of the new Fords of Chevys.

We can only wait for the official release of Samsung to get a glimpse of Mount Lu's true colors.

I can even see past the supermarket, with a glimpse of the ocean a mile beyond that.

A posture that you like is like watching your busy figure, and a deep glimpse of your occasional sneak.

Behind the meeting, there are hidden concerns. Some eyes, erratic, such as clouds, some eyes, a glimpse of a glimpse of a life, some eyes, look like a meteor, like a meteor, some eyes, at first sight, in a dream.

Analysis of these contracts give. s us a glimpse of the characteristics the loan contracts in Yuan Dynasty, and of the economic life of the people in Yiji...

The yellow is cornered with a strong contrast of black blocking its dispersion, but the glimpse of yellow subtly seeps through the dominating shades of black and blue.

The natural phenomenon draws in thousands of tourists from around the world hoping to catch a glimpse of this changing landscape.

They inwardly resolved to watch him nights, when opportunity should offer, in the hope of getting a glimpse of his dread master.

The parents tell then to go off to sleep quickly, but they just pretend to, hoping to catch a glimpse of Father Christmas.

Hoping to catch a glimpse of the Deltas, I went to the kitchen door, a glass door, and cupped my hands beside my eyes to take a look.

Poor thing: in just a few seconds she had caught a glimpse of everything that life had denied her: warmth and good things to eat.

The autumn wind blows the leaves, and holds a clear idea. In the depths of the time, the warm fragrance of the memory is stranded, a morning light, a glimpse of the eyes, and a glimpse of the scent in the memory corridor.

Though not as powerful as some of her earlier work, her images of China, shown for the first time in Britain, offer viewers a tantalising glimpse of a vanishing way of life.

In its ideal sense, the Sangha consists of all people, lay or ordained, who have practiced the Dhamma to the point of gaining at least a glimpse of the Deathless.

The LED panels resemble a magnifying lens of a telescope a la "Rear Window" the Hitchcock film where the viewer gets a glimpse of the intimate environment of the LED personages.

Motown president Berry Gordy said of his first glimpse of Michael: "He sang his songs with such feeling, inspiration and pain – like he had experienced everything he was singing about."

Eleanor Roosevelt got a chilling glimpse of Mme. Chiang's own dark side when Mrs. Roosevelt asked her how she would deal with a difficult labor leader like John L. Lewis of the United Mine Workers.

But just as he was about to put his head under his wing, his beady eyes caught a flash of red and a glimpse of a long pointed nose, and there just below him stood Master Fox.

A poet may ponder over a manuscript for a long time without any idea, but a sudden glimpse of a cloud, a bird, a flower or a tree may inspire him.

He cites as a perfect example the scene in Basic Instinct where Sharon Stone is brought to the cop station for questioning and winds up flashing everyone a glimpse of her Lesser Antilles.

My first glimpse of an office birthday party was via the movie Office Space, when the corporate drones stand awkwardly around the cake and sing “Happy Birthday” to their boss in monotone voices.

Only a glimpse of you, but peek into a kind of simple and distant way of life attitude, light, light, not for all things to dominate, I alone away from Zhuo, cicada to drag, only to embrace the moon and long end. A river of tobacco with a piece of tobacco.

Passing through the hustle and bustle of the first world gives a glimpse of the year. A persistent idea, a pyrotechnic, a thought of extinction, all gone. The fireworks are as lonely as they are. Fireworks smile, laugh in the city, beautiful years, crossing the floating life.

If this love is a misunderstanding, this life other things I do not want to know again, the years like water, a glimpse of a hurry, how many years, understatement, think your heart, turn thousands of back, do not forget that day, between you and me!

Want to go to Foshan, get a glimpse of the van Jing, look through the spring sorrow and autumn water, want to enter the river, have to be lonely, throw this common affair fetters, want to go to the blooming flowers, grass long warbler flying place, want to go to the land of Lujiang people, cars and horses have no noisy place. Bu

He stopped at the entrance for a second to let everyone get a good glimpse of him, as if to inspire confidence in the comrades and assure them that they might feel at ease before any difficulty which might confront them.

Red lotus, a glimpse of eternity.

I had a glimpse of his true feelings.

By doing this, we can get a glimpse of the panorama of American Chinese literature.

Granted, not every karaoke performance is a three-minute glimpse of the id.

When we finally get a glimpse of the cross of Christ, we see how great our sin really is.

The restaurant's handyman caught a glimpse of the shadowy figure peering at him from around a corner.

A crop circle that appeared a few days ago in rural Indonesia has tens of thousands of people flocking to the site for a glimpse of the mystery.

A sort of premonitory tremor, a fear of he was not certain what, had passed through Winston as soon as he caught his first glimpse of the cage.

Observers at NASA? S Kennedy Space Center and nearby viewing areas around the region, like the Banks of the Banana River, may get a glimpse of stage separation.

Read, it is a glimpse of a glimpse of the light rain. It is a sentimentally attached to the shadow. It is a bright red on the edge of the cloud bridge. It is the soft twittering of the stars in the midnight stars. It is the only infatuation of this life.

The vastness of the scale of the warfare is nearly unimaginable, and nearly impossible to capture in a handful of images, so take these as a mere glimpse of the horrors of the Eastern Front.

Analysis of these contracts give. s us a glimpse of the characteristics the loan contracts in Yuan Dynasty, and of the economic life of the people in Yijinai province.

A tree of flowers, both high branches to the sun, but also flowers in a narrow corner. Every inch of space has a glimpse of life, and every flower has its own fragrance.

Also, while the World Cup is a once-every-four-years experience, increasing Numbers of Americans are receiving more than a glimpse of soccer through work and study abroad programs.

A gang member and his father are hanging out near Wrigley Field. Are they there "to rob an unsuspecting fan or just to get a glimpse of Sammy Sosa leaving the ball park?"

The wind is over, the fallen leaves are full, passing a piece of heart, no regret only treasure, a deep gaze, no words and warmth, birds, white clouds and Cangwu, hanging light blue heart sea, no reluctant to treasure, a glimpse of astonishing, full of heart.

The beginning of the April, the red dust stranger, the peach blossom is strong. I really like peach blossoms. Like those little ones that bloom on the branches, pink powder. Just a glimpse of a heart in the pink. Although the powder, there is a slight cool.

Get the first glimpse of our Master.

The immediate aftermath of the payrolls data may have offered a brief glimpse of that future.

This contains the reception, live video feeds from hives and a glimpse of the journey beyond.

His supporters rose before dawn and waited hours in icy weather to catch a glimpse of the new president.

In their moments of great anxiety, Apple fans look back to the late ’80s and early ’90s for a glimpse of Apple without Mr. Jobs.

Or pick a palette from kuler or COLOURlovers, and make something that looks nice; something that gives you a glimpse of the website that should go around it.

In the dream he had remembered his last glimpse of his mother, and within a few moments of waking the cluster of small events surrounding it had all come back.

Anyone is beginning to feel a glimpse of this conspiracy, and more or less acknowledge it with happenings from the real life (only if you're blind you don't see that).

I crane my neck to see if I can catch a glimpse of some tiny little kitten poking its head up out of a sleek chrome side-car or maybe even peeking out from inside the front of a black leather jacket.

They caught a glimpse of a dark green car.

Microsoft, increasingly the underdog in a range of markets, had a glimpse of good news over the weekend.

A glimpse of what the likely standard might look like was seen at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas earlier this year.

To reckon them, just catch a glimpse of them as they come out of any luxury cars destined for famous bars on Sanlitun Street at night, their graceful descent speaks volume for their refinement.

"Because the eye gazes But can catch no glimpse of it, It is called elusive. because the ear listens But cannot hear it, It is called the rarefied. because the hand feels for it But cannot find it. It is called the infinitesimal."

Spanish entrepreneur wants to give you a glimpse of the black expanse of space and the curvature of the earth from a most unusual vantage point — a balloon.

The impression of passing away, to think of the weight of happiness, by the impression of a glimpse of a hurry, to guess the shape of happiness, love at first sight is never a belief in my love until you grow up like an angel.

It is difficult for any of us in moments of intense aesthetic experience to resist the suggestion that we are catching a glimpse of a light that shines down to us from a different realm of existence.

I got a glimpse of the man's face as he ran past.