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"glance""glimpse""glance""give a glance at""The man.
Construction Site Offers Fleeting Glimpse of the Civil War Past (Published 2012) Construction Site Offers Fleeting Glimpse of the Civil War Past FREDERICKSBURG, Va. The first.
glimpse = to take a brief look (unintentionally); a "glimpse" can also be intentional, for example, when someone is trying very hard to see something and then finally catches a glimpse of it.
To give you an example, this is a sentence from an article I've read recently: The limited results described above provide a tantalising glimpse into a possible future scenario: where open.
Hi, the following sentence is from an English text. English: I used to ride my motor-bike up and down the road just to catch a glimpse of her. French: Je montais et descendais la rue moto.
4.I only caught a glimpse of him sitting in the car, so I can't tell exactly what he looked like. 5.But it is possible to hire a boat and travel along the.
At a/first glimpse, the houses appear vacant, but a closer look reveals signs of human habitation. At a/first glimpse, Tim appeared to be in his 30s, but I found out he is actually close to 50.
The examples you give show "glimpse" being used most often with "of", which is the most appropriate for your purposes. I think "a glimpse into" might also work. The other examples you give.
