The woman finally glanced over, and rolled down her window.
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Previous debates have barely glanced over subjects including equal pay.
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The pair shyly glanced over at one another before looking away.
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Mr. Kim glanced over his shoulder as if eager to leave.
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He glanced over his shoulder and flashed a smile at me.
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Trump smiled and glanced over at his chief of staff Reince Priebus.
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Maria glanced over and gave her not one, but two thumbs up.
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He glanced over the accounts; ye gods, what was she living on?
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She breathed into her cupped hands, studiously looking away when Richard glanced over.
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Mellie clasped her hands above her head and glanced over at the car.
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Minuscule white insects fluttered up, and the people at the next table glanced over.
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Osaka glanced over at her crew, and her face transformed into a shy smile.
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He glanced over at one of my books and did a cinematic double take.
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Christie, who was standing right behind Trump, glanced over at her husband, New Jersey Gov.
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Indeed, the men glanced over at the clams with curiosity but did not touch them.
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A half a mile later, I glanced over my shoulder, and the bear was gone.
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WALLS When I glanced over some of Buñuel's writings, I found many references to music.
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"I glanced over and saw this guy who looked dashing in his suit," she said.
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I glanced over, trying not to obviously stare at her ridiculously strong legs and toned abs.
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I glanced over at my sister and we read each other's minds as only sisters can.
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From the stereo: Diddit diddit diddit diddit diddit diddit diddit didda Andrew glanced over at Ingrid.
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For a second, she glanced over to check on her child before returning to the video.
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Brian sat down, glanced over at me, winked, and moved his head down to simulate oral sex.
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"I glanced over, and they were both just sitting casually on the couch watching TV," Climo said.
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In the film, those are glanced over before we've got to move on to the next thing.
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She glanced over at us, two of her four, and looked so sad that it twisted my stomach.
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I glanced over at Baring, a little sheepishly, but my comments only seemed to have redoubled her interest.
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She glanced over her shoulder at Ayman, who was more engaged with his phone than with his kids.
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The military dignitaries looked straight ahead, but Trump occasionally glanced over at the cases as they were carried.
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Asha glanced over and saw that Lynn's face was tight, tiny lines forming at the corners of her eyes.
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At times, he glanced over to others in the car, as if to check their reaction to his words.
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During one of Taylor Swift's two acceptance speeches, the camera glanced over to Demi Lovato, who wasn't exactly beaming.
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He looked my way and pointed, and I glanced over my shoulder to see who he was looking at.
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He glanced over his shoulder, and terror seized him: A white 4x4 with tinted windows was heading straight at him.
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She glanced over her shoulder and found him staring at his hand, as if he didn't know whose it was.
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He glanced over at his three sons a few seats away, eyebrows raised and clearly impressed by the skillful volley.
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After I finished solving, I glanced over the grid and looked to see if I had missed any theme material.
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When I glanced over as we towelled off during the break, he didn't look nearly as tired as I hoped.
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He frequently glanced over at his former beauty queen wife, who was seated in the front row of the gallery.
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Trump leaned forward in his chair, his hands tented in front of him and frequently glanced over at the Russian president.
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But when I glanced over at Lek, she had her hands delicately folded atop a DSLR camera hanging around her neck.
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" When his supervisor glanced over his shoulder, the supervisor realized Bridges wasn't copying receipts—he was copying a folder named "Bitstamp.
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I glanced over at the associate, who was briefly distracted by another customer, and started looking at the larger sizes as well.
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Van Meter clicked on the patient's name on the computer screen, and glanced over the information that had been collected so far.
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But we all glanced over there when it happened, and we thought it was us — we thought that was why it worked!
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She also glanced over climate change in her speech, but also named that — including rejoining the Paris climate accords — as a top priority.
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The Grammy winner, 27, remained stoic throughout the morning and occasionally glanced over to the fans in the courtroom gallery to acknowledge them.
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So when Carey described the style of her new show, writer Elena Bergeron noted that the singer glanced over at the Kardashian-filled room.
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Jack glanced over at Mike, who was now staring out the passenger-side window as if dreaming on his way back to the penitentiary.
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When asked about his favorite movie to watch over the holidays, Black completely glanced over his own film in favor of another Christmas classic.
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Though Mr. Nézet-Séguin sometimes pushed passages to extremes of brassy volume and pummeling energy, he also brought out inner details often glanced over.
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Derek Willis was warming up before a middle-school AAU game in Kentucky several years ago when he glanced over to scout out the opposing team.
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The crowd briefly glanced over at the scene, assessed whether or not they'd been in the splash zone, and then turned back to their networking conversations.
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When Shawn Mendes and Khalid took the stage for a tribute to victims of gun violence, the camera glanced over the musician Halsey, who was teary-eyed.
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When I glanced over at Dr. Kuhns, he was looking at me and nodding, as if to confirm that this had all been part of his plan.
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At one point I glanced over at Amy, happy in the ferry breeze, and vowed to pursue far more fictional stolen horses than I ever had previously.
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She said she did not know how many people saw it, other than a Secret Service agent in a vehicle who she believed glanced over at her.
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He obviously didn&apost read the warrant or maybe glanced over it so long ago he can&apost remember the specifics which is why he&aposs not commenting.
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Jean's device hand floated up from the virulent sofa, prepared to transcribe, and she glanced over her shoulder to be sure the ad agency kids were still filming.
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I woke up Wednesday morning and, as people like me are wont to do, glanced over the Senate seats that will be up for re-election in 2020.
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I listened to the howls and laughter coming from the living room and glanced over at Therese, smiling and sipping her beer in the cute way that she does.
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"As I was sitting eating my double cheeseburger at Wendy's, I glanced over at this older couple, and thought 'That's sweet' and continued with my meal," the poster wrote.
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Chuck Grassley of Iowa, a former chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, glanced over repeatedly, almost as if he were not quite sure what Gardner was jotting down so quickly.
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Whenever someone so much as glanced over at the men in costume, he quickly gave them a handshake with one hand and magically procured a business card for the Angels with the other.
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Geoffrey Kamworor of Kenya glanced over his shoulder in the final stretch of the New York City Marathon on Sunday, keeping an eye on his countryman Wilson Kipsang just a few strides behind.
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In an effort to highlight those that Osorio might have glanced over too quickly, let's take a look at five players that the manager should have considered for the upcoming World Cup qualifying games.
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Hill, the 2016 world indoor championships 43,000m silver medalist, was leading down the final straight until he glanced over his right shoulder just as True was making a charge right past him to victory.
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The Neediest Cases Fund On the morning of her scheduled brain surgery, Sheila Young woke up and glanced over at her husband, always the early riser, and was surprised he was still in bed.
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I glanced over the audience right as a woman began peeing on the wall of the studio in protest of the fact that I hadn't allowed her to use the bathroom while the cameras rolled.
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" But then she glanced over to the corner of the room to see tears streaming down her mother's cheeks, "She had a look of pain in her face that I'd never seen on anyone before.
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What looked like a mediocre main event when I first glanced over the card actually has me invested not for the repercussions to the division but to two old dogs being forced to show new tricks.
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"The passenger was sitting on the plane and happened to notice this very large phone and very large text and glanced over and saw references to children and references to disturbing events," Seattle Police Department Capt.
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Looking to end the Rangers' rally, Betances lifted his glove, looked down at Profar and then quickly glanced over to his right to see Rougned Odor dancing down the third-base line with an aggressive lead.
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When the man let out a small grunt, Jacob reflexively glanced over, and they exchanged the briefest of smiles before remembering where they were: a place where exactly one extremely fleeting moment of acknowledgment was tolerable.
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Every once in a while, I glanced over at my date's screen, where I saw him watching the same part of the show, but flipped from mine: His Bitmoji was the protagonist and mine the supporting character.
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She glanced over at the girls once, arched her brows, and went back to her tea like it was no concern of hers—but a funny expression passed her face for just a second before she smoothed it.
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As I sat on the aisle, the plane now lifting up into the pale blue sky, I glanced over at the little girl staring out the window in wonder, her face glowing from the light reflecting off the clouds.
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So when John Swofford, the A.C.C. commissioner, glanced over his shoulder here Thursday night inside Lane Stadium as the Miami and Virginia Tech teams warmed up, he knew he did not have to deal in hope and public relations any longer.
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They glanced over my résumé, and seemed surprised by my poise and ability to articulate my level of expertise; yet, no matter what I said, it was obvious that they had made up their mind about who I was based on how I looked.
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"Prince Charles was walking with Camilla, and he stopped and glanced over at [Meghan's mom] Doria, and he extended his arm to her," says Hosford, who was invited to honor her work with TAPS, a program that cares for the families of fallen service members.
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"As I walked this evening and glanced over at the White House I smiled at the irony that on a day that I had to say 'no' to the President and to the Speaker of the House, I got to say 'yes' to you," Mr. Meehan wrote.
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When he glanced over at the Democratic candidate on the stage with him, he was surprised by what he saw: tears gathering in the eyes of Tom Steyer, a billionaire who is staking his presidential bid on a strong showing among African Americans in South Carolina.
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I walked into the stucco-ceiling'd, cement-floored room—where I can only imagine every single wedding reception, cribbage tournament, and Knights of Columbus meeting has taken place for the past 21967 years—glanced over the UFO memorabilia merchandise table at the back, and made myself comfortable for what would be a two-hour witness testimonial session.
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"I mean, I don't think if I wanted to talk about business we could get much done," Mr. Murphy said with a laugh as he glanced over at a transfixed Mr. Costa, who was leaning on one knee and nervously chewing on his index finger as Spain repeatedly threatened to score midway through the second half.
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She glanced over at Daisy as her former mare nickered to her.
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The crew on #5, however, only glanced over their orders and the engineer (C. Farris) read Prim as Plum. The two trains met and collided at West Point Hill right after the curve off Barton Creek. The collision resulted in no casualties, but it was determined that Prim was too similar to Plum in name.
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As for Masten Gregory in the Temple Buell Maserati, he got off to a good start, and found it easy to past the Ferraris and Thompson on the long back straight. As Gregory braked for the narrow turn over a bridge, he glanced over his shoulder to see how far ahead of the Ferraris he was. This was a near-fatal miscalculation.
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Jesuiter called for silence. I glanced over at > my brave officers and men, tired and dirty, silhouetted against the glow of > the burning buildings. After prolonging the suspense for a moment, I > shouted: 'Heil Hitler' and pressed the button. With a thunderous, deafening > bang and a rainbow burst of colors, the fiery explosion soared toward the > clouds, an unforgettable tribute to our triumph over the Jews.
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" Beauchamp replied "I had him by two feet. I glanced over to Lee Petty's car as I crossed the finish line and I could see his headlight slightly back of my car. It was so close I didn't know how they would call it, but I thought I won." Early leader Fireball Roberts, who was standing by the finish line, said: "There's no doubt about it, Petty won.
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On the morning of 29 September 1935 a young woman named Susan Haines JohnsonChronicle of 20th Century Murder p. 147 glanced over the parapet of an old stone bridge located north of the Dumfriesshire town of Moffat. Upon the banks of the stream—named Gardenholme Linn—which ran beneath the bridge, Johnson noted a bundle wrapped in fabric that had lodged against a boulder, with a partially decomposed human arm protruding from the package.Murder in the 1930s p.
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The invention that brought Lawrence to international fame started out as a sketch on a scrap of a paper napkin. While sitting in the library one evening in 1929, Lawrence glanced over a journal article by Rolf Widerøe, and was intrigued by one of the diagrams. This depicted a device that produced high- energy particles by means of a succession of small "pushes". The device depicted was laid out in a straight line using increasingly longer electrodes.
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"I had him by two feet," Beauchamp said. "I glanced over to Lee Petty's car as I crossed the finish line and I could see his headlight slightly back of my car. It was so close I didn't know how they would call it, but I thought I won."1959: Petty's photo finish ; Mark Aumann, Turner Sports Interactive; January 9, 2003; Retrieved October 24, 2007 NASCAR founder Bill France Sr. studied photographs and newsreels for three days before declaring Petty the official winner.
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On one occasion, the pearl went missing in the Burtons' suite at Caesars Palace, Paradise, Nevada. In her book Elizabeth Taylor: My Love Affair with Jewelry, Taylor writes: > At one point I reached down to touch La Peregrina and it wasn't there! I > glanced over at Richard and thank God he wasn't looking at me, and I went > into the bedroom and threw myself on the bed, buried my head into the pillow > and screamed. Very slowly and very carefully, I retraced all my steps in the > bedroom.
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During his time in WCW, he earned the nickname The Shooter after a fan attempted to interfere in a match between Psychosis and Dean Malenko on the September 8, 1997 edition of Nitro. As the invading fan slid under the bottom rope to enter the ring, Hildebrand, who happened to have glanced over just as the man jumped the guard rail, kneed the fan in the face and placed the man in a guillotine choke, and held him there until WCW security could take him into custody. Play-by-play announcer Tony Schiavone and color commentator Bobby Heenan found this amusing, with Heenan observing "The smallest referee in the world just took him down!" Hildebrand's likeness is used for the cartoon referee in WCW/nWo Revenge.
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Blonde Ice was in originality directed by Jack Bernhard, a British-American director responsible for films such as Decoy (1946), Unknown Island (1948), and The Second Face (1950).Jack Bernhard, 2014-02-28 The film, which in its own time was glanced over by most movie-goers due to its status as a B Movie, had been considered lost until its reappearance in 2003, when it was restored and re- released to the public by VCI entertainment. Blonde Ice was originally created through the production company Film Classics, yet was re-discovered through private collectors and restored by historian Jay Fenton. The restored DVD release of Blonde Ice includes an interview with Jay Fenton himself, where he describes his role as a film collector.
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