Glimmers

Another partial phonetic anagram marks the fleeting reconfiguration, rather than the implacable consequence, of cause and effect in "Glimmers, forever sought, forever lost" (l.

Phonemanography: Romantic to Victorian 2008

Glimmers of hope for the economy appeared alongside fear of shocks from the European crisis.

Italy's Yields, Iran's Nukes, School Scandal 2011

Glimmers of hope -- the worldwide markets look up.

Short Takes 2009

Glimmers of optimism in Asia stocks appeared late in the session, with an investor setting up a bullish position in the iShares MSCI Hong Kong Index.

'Fear' Gauge Hits High For Month Chris Dieterich 2011

Glimmers of hope need to turn into concrete results, and quickly

Preseason NASCAR fantasy rankings 2008

Barbara Young Welke, “Glimmers of Life”: A Conversation with Hendrik HartogIn this interview, conducted by Barbara Welke at the 4th Biennial Hurst Summer Institute in Legal History (Madison, June 2007), Hendrik (Dirk) Hartog reflects on the influences which have shaped his career as a legal historian and on the development of the field of legal history since the 1970s.

Law and History Review 27:3 Dan Ernst 2009

Glimmers of improvement were most notable in commercial lending.

Fewer Banks Are Tightening Their Lending Standards 2009

Glimmers of these realities occasionally surface in printed newspapers and weeklies, whether, for example, in The Wall Street Journal 's "USA Inc." series or the reports of Gretchen Morgenson and Stephen Labaton in the Times.

The News About the Internet Massing, Michael 2009

Glimmers of greatness here and there, but really just for the fan who wants everything.

Michael Giltz: DVDs -- Life On Mars and Those Clever Brits 2009

Caesar "Glimmers of Hope" Obama was sure that if they just distributed more bread and added a few more circuses, things would improve by the Ides of March.

Keep on Rockin' in the Free World 2009