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glimpse

[glimps] / glɪmps /




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Oil futures markets offer a glimpse of where things might be headed.

From The Wall Street Journal

The profiles can't represent every Welsh voter, and charting what they see isn't a scientific exercise, but it will give us a glimpse into the types of content people are being shown.

From BBC

Between the graphs and equations, he says, you glimpse the people behind the missions; what their families were going through, what they knew and did not yet know as they pushed into the unknown.

From BBC

Then out on one of my trail runs, I spotted him up ahead, so I started running every day just to glimpse him—but once again, just look-aways.

From Literature

Some years, the four realms blazed so fervently, even a stray mortal eye glimpsed the glowing beyond.

From Literature