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glancing

[glan-sing, glahn-] / ˈglæn sɪŋ, ˈglɑn- /


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The long-term drop-off can be tracked by glancing at Milan and Inter's results in the Uefa Champions League since it was rebranded in 1992.

From BBC

A much larger secret casts shadows between Sarah and Ethan: a diagnosis of her serious illness, which he inadvertently discovered when glancing at a pile of bills, and which she has avoided divulging.

From The Wall Street Journal

Bilal, a nurse, was back at the mass grave site, glancing around at the sunlit landscape, reliving his darkest night.

From BBC

Upstairs, sitting on her bed and glancing at a poem by Victor Hugo, Rahaf contemplates the fact that her future is secure for the first time in her entire life.

From BBC

Street sellers display their wares, while other people do the shop for the weekend without even glancing at the militia members carrying out their exercises.

From BBC