Sentences with phrase «somewhere in his glance»

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One glance at the clock, and she knew that somewhere a customer was in trouble.

Somewhere of on ranch in Colorado, Kroenke will glance at the morning papers and smirk for a second before moving on to more pressing matters knowing that his cash cow is still on course for a top 4 finish.

So, somewhere along the line, someone in HISD Nutrition Services made an affirmative decision that HISD parents should not be able to see at a glance how much sugar is in their children's school meals, even though Nutrislice makes this disclosure very easy to provide.

At first glance Gleeson, with his beanpole physique, mop of red hair and self - esteem crawling around somewhere in the basement, seems like a Hugh Grant manqué.

The setting may be an almost plantation - like estate somewhere in the South, but it's populated by characters whose views on race appear — at least at a cursory glance — to be enlightened.

At first glance, Nissan's hybrid system appears to be somewhere in between a mild hybrid like General Motors» e-Assist and a full parallel hybrid like Toyota Hybrid Synergy Drive.

Somewhere in there, mercifully, my mind went blank and for maybe a split second I'd forgotten about what was hanging over us, but then I glanced up and there was Linda Ryu coming across the room to me, a cup of tea in one hand and a glazed donut in the other.

A cursory glance at Dr. Spencer's claims places them somewhere in levels 5 - 7, which aren't part of the consensus.

Although it might not seem like it at first glance, most college students have at least $ 5,000 worth of objects in their possession while living at college, whether it's a university in WI or somewhere else in the United States.

She didn't just glance at me in a rush on her way somewhere else like many adults did.