Sentences with phrase «glance from»

But if I do not order you to fetch my coat, and without a word or even a glance from me, you run and get me my coat, I probably have a greater degree of power over you.

«It can be a way to add a coolness factor to your resume and get your resume a second glance from a hiring manager.

«Your resume needs to be professional and polished because if you don't have a professional resume, your application materials probably won't get a second glance from any hiring manager.

Most Resumes end up in the waste paper basket within 1 minute and nothing more than a glance from the recruiter.

Like music and fashion, even resumes have to be stylish so they can get more than a passing glance from a potential boss.

One which should appear in the first part of the document is aimed at getting more than a cursory glance from the employer.

Resumes that contain typographical errors and lack consistency in font, font size and layout do not receive so much as a second glance from employers.

If you are applying for this post of nuclear medicine technologist and you don't have a professional resume then you won't get a second glance from any hiring manager.

If you don't have an attractive resume, your application probably won't get a second glance from a hiring manager.

If your resume fails to meet the criteria, you can be pretty sure that you have missed that important second glance from your prospective manager.

Your resume needs to be professional and polished, because if you don't have a great resume your application materials probably won't get a second glance from any hiring manager.

If it's not, your resume and cover letter won't get a second glance from any hiring manager.

Compatible with Samsung's 1.6 - inch 320 x 320 OLED display, the 12 apps featured at launch for the Galaxy Gear offer information at a glance from a user's wrist.

Swipe - right on your phone opens up Today View, which lets you see at a glance from your lock screen your events for the day, news, and in some cases personal information.

Swiping right to left brings you to all your shortcuts and apps: your day at a glance from an activity perspective; the exercise app, which brings you to a sub-menu of more exercise options; the weather; the «relax» app; music; and more.

If you can get a better deal by buying used, you'll see it at a glance from the chart.

You can look at recent orders, and get notifications on your deliveries and other information at a glance from the app.

A cursory glance from anyone knowledgeable is usually enough to see that concepts are being mangled, logic is being thrown to the winds, and completely unjustified conclusions are being drawn — but the tricks being used are sometimes a little subtle.

The rooms are different shapes and different styles — the Still Museum is that stark concrete; the Albright - Knox wasn't afraid of a little wood trim — but you get the idea as you glance from photo to wall.

The Diebenkorn also makes one of the many startling conjunctions in the show's layout: you glance from it into a room full of paintings by Agnes Martin.

Whether it is a curious glance from his dog, or the shadow of leaves against distant city lights, Huen's surprising use of blank space and fragmented forms gives voice to a specific moment and the way it exists or perhaps escapes his consciousness.

Cool Spot 1993 Platformers come and go without so much as a second glance from the games - playing public.

Popularity of the big loud box is quite high in America, but in most cases, it's barely receiving a passing glance from the people across the sea.

Recruitable NPCs and all sorts of treasure items are tucked away in hidden corners of each environment, and the only way to know is to stumble into them or catch a glance from up high.

At a glance from parking area there is nothing special with this beach.

With ample time to stroll along the promenade or to venture further afield, the true beauty of this jewel of a setting on the edge of Italy's largest lake becomes more and more apparent with every step and every glance from the shining levels of the water, to the towering mountain peaks that are reflected in the intense blue as they tumble down to the water's edge.

Champagne Bay is simply stunning, even at first glance from the cruise ship.

As for your correspondent, he garnered nothing more than a passing glance from a couple of the pedestrians, leading us to conclude that it was indeed the Solstice — and not our chiseled features — that were responsible for all the attention.

Finally, the 2018 model year introduces style and substance improvements to elicit a second glance from luxury buyers.

Its design can attract at least one more - than - casual glance from someone who may not be even interested in cars.

Donning an outfit that does not need more than a fleeting glance from its beholder to take their breath away, the HCD - 14 Genesis Concept exudes pure royalty and irresistible charm from every inch of its structure.

So the all - new fifth - generation Nissan Micra, which just debuted at the 2016 Paris motor show, is worth at least a quick glance from our side of the Atlantic; assuming they keep selling them up north — it's not yet confirmed for any market except Europe at the moment — there's a decent chance you'll come across one in a border town sometime down the road.

I'd be nit - picking, but while the Ferrari-esque yellow rev - counter looks fantastic, the speedometer is a bit trickier to read and can take a lengthy glance from the road to decipher speeds.

At a quick glance from other angles, however, it's easy to mistake it for something else.

DETROIT — General Motors tried once before to challenge luxury king BMW when the Cadillac CTS arrived in 2002 with edgy styling, confident handling and enough technology and performance to earn at least a second glance from sport - sedan buyers.

Bottom Line: Its products come with a price tag, but Mind Research is worth at least a glance from teachers and administrators interested in boosting math achievement.

And with a glance from behind their starched white wimples, we would learn.

A glance from Ann or a cringe from John can throw an entranced audience into anxiety.

A last glance from this column at Matthew Vaughn's Kingsman: The Secret Service, which has exceeded all expectations to run up a $ 277.3 m total.

Haigh adjusts to a different kind of storytelling here: «Weekend» was fairly dialogue - heavy (as was, to an extent, his little - seen debut «Greek Pete»), and unlike «45 Days,» he can't substitute dialogue with a meaningful glance from Charlotte Rampling.

See how your dating business is performing at a glance from month to month with analytics to help you make better business decisions.

Besides the occasional side glance from a judgmental stranger who I'd categorize as «boring», the one peril of being a festival dancer is that my feet always hurt by the end of the event.

Your footwear will certainly earn a second glance from the onlookers.

Its very common for a depressed person to be frightened about any little thing: a random negative thought, a glance from someone, something you read or see on TV, an intonation from someone you are speaking with.

Even just one lingering glance from a man felt like a violation.

A cursory glance from anyone knowledgeable is usually enough to see that concepts are being mangled, logic is being thrown to the winds, and completely unjustified conclusions are being drawn — but the tricks being used are sometimes a little subtle.

Alzheimer's disease can be diagnosed at a glance from brain shrinkage of about 10 percent.

Occasionally he would glance from side to side, chew on the sheet or pick at his arms with his fingernails.

Glance from Kochab to Gamma, or Zeta to Eta, and so on, and you'll see what a 2.5-fold brightness change looks like.

So there you have it, me at the foot of the garden under the weeping birch, cats at my feet, G&T in hand, the roar of the city traffic defeated by the cacophony of urban bird life and, if I'm very still, a mildly curious glance from an all - too - cocky fox.