have a glimpse
Frequency: 7.511.2 per million words
To experience seeing something for a very brief time.
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- I finally had a brief glimpse of the comet before the clouds rolled in.
- We only had a fleeting glimpse of the sun all day.
- If you arrive early, you'll have a quick glimpse of the backstage setup.
- She managed to have a quick glimpse of the famous actor as he walked by.
- She has a rare glimpse into corporate life during her internship.
- I was lucky to have a glimpse of a very different way of life during my travels.
- We only had a fleeting glimpse of the sun all day.
- The tourists had a brief glimpse of the ancient castle through the trees.
- Let me have a quick glimpse at your draft before you send it.
- We had a rare glimpse of the northern lights last night.
- By noon, we'd already had a tantalizing glimpse of the new design.
- The documentary allowed viewers to have a fascinating glimpse into wildlife behavior.
- Investors may have a momentary glimpse of the strategy in tomorrow's briefing.
- He had a glimpse of what his future could look like.
- During the demo, they're having a fascinating glimpse into the app's roadmap.
- The children had an exciting glimpse of the circus performers backstage.
- He never expected to have a last glimpse of the village he grew up in.
- We had a tantalizing glimpse of the mountain peak through the clouds.
- Tourists sometimes have the merest glimpse of the aurora before it fades.
- She had a momentary glimpse of her childhood memories while looking at old photos.