Sentences with phrase «glance at someone»

Like a résumé, the cover letter will only get a quick glance at first.

You can't just glance at these paintings, you have to spend a long time quietly looking at them in order to see what is there.

A lot of what goes into a hiring manager's quick first glance at your resume is your most recent job title.

You can even glance at what's next in your calendar.

At this point, they quickly glance at key elements (around 10 or 15 seconds per resume), and they're down to maybe 20 resumes.

Even a quick glance at what's going on globally shows that's just not the case.

Build the best resume possible to catch the eye, and make them come back for a second glance at what you have to say.

The two meet by glance at the airport after an accident in front of the terminal.

Some employers only glance at resumes for five to seven seconds, according to multiple studies.

The chances are that if you so much as glance at a chocolate cake your mouth starts watering immediately.

Sometimes random little thoughts pop into my head and generate a whole train of thought of their own, and a brief glance at someone can give me tons to go on!

The bottom right houses the notification area, where you can do everything from glance at incoming e-mail alerts and skipping to the next song to adjusting settings such as brightness.

When you open up the program, there is a nicely - designed dashboard that will give you a quick glance at how you are doing in regards to finding and signing clients.

During this information gathering period, they may also take a quick glance at other information available on you.

Call - to - actions are a great way of getting your followers and visitors to do more than simply glance at your posts for a few seconds.

A casual glance at newspaper headlines across the country reveals the wide range of issues that state policymakers consider when addressing that question.

I barely glance at my beloved collection of cookbooks and magazines anymore because I know won't have time to make most of the recipes.

Our finance experts have compiled the summary table below to give you a quick glance at all the best unsecured credit cards for people with a bad credit history.

Anyone in the entire glove having access to the net, on any device, will at least glance at comparison.

Naturally, he'd know your race and ethnicity and he'd also glance at the numbers on your application.

Another reason to write a strong resume is because, according to some studies, some employers only glance at resumes for five to seven seconds before deciding to move forward with a candidate.

Hiring managers and recruiters merely glance at a resume for about five to seven seconds.

Do you ever glance at your pup and think you might see a slight smile?

It doesn't take more than a passing glance at a business publication or televised market update to know that one of the top business stories is the current low interest rate regime.

A single glance at the breathtaking S - class machine will make you feel this.

A simple glance at historic trends shows that office rents grew at a much faster rate at this stage of the market recovery in the past.

Many people glance at a transcript before they listen to a podcast because they want to know what the key discussion points are.

I love being able to glance at something throughout the day that serves to encourage me and keep me on track.

I'm not particularly sure how successful this is for them, and I did glance at the first couple I received.

Instead, I can easily glance at my homepage and see if there's anything new.

A user can make a long glance at the first letter of a word, quickly look over each letter, and then pause briefly on the last letter of the word.

There's been plenty of behind the scenes drama going on this year, as I mentioned in my retrospective glance at a few of this past year's highlights.

People often glance at the calendar several times a day, and if it bears your brand, they'll come to know you.

Plus, all it takes is a tiny little glance at this before picture to remember just how far this little area has come.

On first glance at today's headline, you might be scratching your head.

Sure, I did occasionally glance at the health app on my phone but that's about it.

One glance at said synopsis, and I was hit by revision fever.

The point of all three painters is to blend «pure» sensual enjoyment, mock outrage, and a knowing glance at art - world celebrity.

I always glance at the jobs section but today was the first day I remember seeing three attorney positions posted by a firm — not to mention a large firm.

Although the reader may constantly glance at the page numbers during while reading, this is not a facet of the book that should be remembered.

A quick glance at price volume graphs for all the major cryptocurrencies shows there is a clear correlation between the volume of trading and value of tokens.

A short glance at gold and silver correlations shows that there is more than just one way to define even a precise measure?

Taking one glance at next year's slate of exclusives, fans can rest easy knowing that the future of their system is bright.

As in the pizza example above, a fleeting glance at two portfolios might lead you to believe that they're one and the same.

Give your viewers an intimate glance at the inner workings of your craft.

Many people, particularly the young, no longer wear watches and instead glance at their mobile phones to check the time.

A quick glance at recent headlines would lead a reasonable person to assume that this year's big losers are Greek and Chinese stocks.