I glance at him.
I flashed a warning glance at them.
She scarcely deigns a glance at me.
She stole a glance at Martin.
Let us glance at these advantages and shortcomings.
He cast a sly glance at his bridge partner.
Dumbledore cast a quick glance at the unconscious Professor Burns.
He stole a glance at his mother's face.
She shot an admonitory glance at her son .
She didn't even glance at the titles on Susan's bookshelf or peer at her family photos.
One glance at the Shavepate's ugly face sufficed to tell her that.
Winston could not help snatching another sidelong glance at Martin's Mongolian face.
Without wishing to be impolite, he tries to steal a furtive glance at who is calling.
She stole a glance at me when I talked with her father.
The pupil stole a glance at the textbook when he was reciting the text.
You may glance at her, so long as you do not peer at anything below her neck.
There were many interesting topics, including the Evils of Homework, a glance at Hans Christian Anderson's "the Little Mermaid", the life cycle of the sea turtle, and a glance at ghosts, among others.
She did not glance at me when she asked this question, but the tone was full of rare sympathy.
Mrs. Shi stole a glance at the valley, then lowered her head, fighting to keep back her tears.
One has only to glance at its press films, fashion shows, beauty contests, ballrooms, wine bars and broadcasting stations — memes.
"Humph" she said, turning away to steal a glance at the sun, which did look rather bright.
I'm sure you wouldn't like me taking one glance at you and thinking you conceited and stuck-up, eh?
Nevertheless, before setting out, the coachman cast a glance at the traveller's shabby dress, at the diminutive size of his bundle, and made him pay his fare.
Do not love so much, just love a little bit, others look at me, I only sneak a glance at you.
It cast a sidelong glance at the fence, lowered its neck and lunged at the fence, hoping to knock it down.
Many heroes do chip in for anonymous glory, as is evident from the briefest glance at the best of the entries.
With a glance at the distant Petunia, now hovering beside the swings, he lowered his voice and said, 'I know what you are'.
He looked up and noticed the tree. Then he slowed his steps, took a glance at his watch and hurried away.
'She would begrudge me every farthing,' he thought, with a glance at his wife. 'The lottery ticket is hers, not mine!
He laughs when we glance at the adjoining Insider Bar, crammed with mullet -haired fans wedded to the holy trinity of Bayern Munich, sausages and heavy metal.
His maid has brought him tea. He dusts the cigarette smoke off at the saucer and takes a glance at the thick woolen cloth curtain that hangs all over the wall.
When Tu Hsin-to saw him he put down the chopstick and rose to greet him, at the same time casting a meaningful glance at Chang asked.
The melody that engraved is clear, a glance to understand the meaning, like a glance at the water in the landscape, may still be unknown, the language of the book in the corner will be still broken, it is a long time to be quiet and beautiful, and the history becomes a cloud, and the western wind still shines the mausoleum.
As I say, you can glance at a person and that moment is eternal and it’s the deepest of touches and that’s what we’d shared, Leonard and I, I believe.
Young Mrs. Wu pulled a white handkerchief from Chang Su-su's lapel and wiped the old man's lips with it. She cast a worried glance at her husband, who frowned.
Later, I encountered a similar thing on the forum, a person sent a post that he was going to buy a Mercedes Benz, Porsche took a glance at the results, he bought a 911.
Beautiful women are the clouds that do not even throw a glance at the wild geese making few cries in the sky in the bright and clear moonlight of deep autumn.
An electronic reading supplies me with a list of the frequencies, which I have only to glance at to form an idea of the problems the book suggests to my critical study.
The wood-sawyer, who was a little man with a redundancy of gesture (he had once been a mender of roads), cast a glance at the prison, pointed at the prison, and putting his ten fingers before his face to represent bars, peeped through them jocosely.
"If only we can find a good way," put in Chen Yueh-ngo with a glance at Ma Chin, "we can get our factory out on strike again tomorrow. The only thing is, there are not many of our people left now, and the masses are afraid of further oppression.
