Sentences with phrase «than a glance»

Her eyes were too full of tears for her to do more than glance at him.

I will do little more than glance at them.

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

By the look of it, it sure is stylish and you are going to get more than a glance if you are on the road.

The idea is to build a system that evolves 3D - printable objects — with little more than a glance of approval.

Unfortunately my husband was with me, so I couldn't do more than glance at it.

Rather than glancing at your bank balance to see what you have remaining — and trying to remember expenses you still need to pay — Level Money gauges expenses you have coming up and adjusts the money available for you to spend.

But few things get my heart beating quicker than a glance at the INSIDE of a vintage garment.

And for the man who is writing such a fat check, he will face no more an effective prognosticator of «buyer's remorse» than a glance inside.

A 100 yard private suspension bridge was engineered to provide guests with a shortcut from the villa to the bohemian streets of Montezuma, which is known for its striking natural surroundings and wildlife where howler and white - faced Capuchin monkeys as well as colorful iguanas never seem more than a glance away.

I'm the kind of Call of Duty player that pops open the game case, gathers up my buddies, and jumps right into the fantastic, addictive multiplayer with less than a glance at the single - player and co-op modes.

One needs to do little else than glance at the ABA TECHSHOW 2012 conference schedule and exhibitor list to get a sense of how quickly and dramatically cloud computing is reshaping the legal technology industry.

It takes no more than a glancing tap to unlock the phone, and I appreciate still having a home button for exiting full - screen apps with a single tap.

But I realized quickly that it does nothing better than glancing quickly at Twitter, Facebook and Flipboard separately, and though it's a consummate consolidator, my own workflow of entering and exiting individual apps feels far more natural.

I have not really looked into the MFRs out there other than glancing.

The backyard This area is for family, and, says Carol McFarlane, nothing's cosier than a glance out the back window at a tree aglow with lights.

Most plans probably receive no more than a glance from a given venture capitalist before being rejected; others get just a cursory inspection.

Margaret Thatcher, Tony Blair, Gordon Brown and David Cameron would have done exactly the same thing as Theresa May: Look a bit embarrassed, soak up the anger about being America's poodle, then issue the most anaemic, mealy - mouthed coded criticism that lands no more than a glancing blow.

While driving, I got very used to merely lowering my gaze rather than glancing off to the right to choose an album for the stereo or see where I should be turning next.

It's often nothing more than glancing at a woman and thinking «She's got a nice — `.

It takes more than a glance or an image to know whether you can connect with someone.

Yet, without the proactive assistance from The Foundling and our partner training schools, the resumes of most of these young people would never have received more than a glance.

There aren't many things more disturbing to me than a glance at myself bathed in the florescent vanity lighting of an airplane bathroom five hours into a flight - particularly a bumpy flight.

No amount of press releases or complaints to the BBC could get us to do more than glance at the corpse.

It might look like a casual title, but there is a lot more strategy to it than a glance can reveal.

Italian for «the monster», it doesn't take more than a glance to figure out why.

Certainly, the 2012 Chevy Sonic is worth more than a glance; it demands, at the very least, a test drive by small - car shoppers.

It takes no more than a glance to see an altogether different car to the one it supersedes.

It borders on gaudy, but decisively distances the Kona from its competition, making it identifiable with no more than a glance.

Tracking your investments is more than glancing at those monthly statements.

Even though it's been years since I did anything more than glance at their spines, it was after I added Dworkin's texts to the pile, and began to move to Hart's that I realized I couldn't part with the collection.

The focus should be crystal clear from a no more than a glance, and every word and element in the body of the resume should support this emphasis.

For it to be effective, you need to write and design your summary (and entire resume) in a way so that the reader comes away with a clear understanding of your primary value messages with no more than a glance.

Your writing needs to be concise and your design needs to call out key points at no more than a glance.

Incorrect spelling or, more commonly, poor grammar, can mean a recruiter doesn't give your CV more than a glance.

A visually appealing resume is more likely to get a more than a glance.

Prospective employers often make snap judgments about whether or not a candidate is a good fit for a position based on nothing more than a glance at their resume.

If the recruiter needs more than a glance to assess your chief skills, you may not make the first cut.

Focus on conveying an important message to the recruiter or hiring manager that you reviewed what the employer wants and that your qualifications are worth more than a glance.