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Meanings of glimmer in English
Portuguese
suspeita Usage of glimmer in English
1
A glimmer of good news after a bleak year for the economy.
2
Mr Kalim said the glimmer of hope he had left was gone.
3
It offers a glimmer of hope in a sea of economic gloom.
4
This glimmer of hope could see tobacco make a triumphant return soon.
5
You're the first glimmer of hope I've had in a long time.
6
After several twists and curves, they saw a glimmer of light ahead.
7
But in the global McDonald's business there was a glimmer of hope.
8
The light had finished ebbing out of the world; not a glimmer.
9
Is there a glimmer of hope for the smokers of South Africa?
10
A glimmer of a smile rested in the eyes of the Texan.
11
I could see no soul in sight, no glimmer in the windows.
12
And still I saw the glimmer through the key-hole and the cracks.
13
For Hearts, it was a chance to rediscover a glimmer of hope.
14
It offers an interrogation of experience and a glimmer of hard-won hope.
15
The Government's recent White Paper on energy suggests a glimmer of hope.
16
After years of declining sales, Sears has seen a glimmer of rebound.
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United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
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