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As soon as this thought entered my mind, the horse gave me a quick look, reared, and galloped away.

Indeed, a quick look at the program of any agile conference will reveal that agile software development is a mix of cultural and technological ideas.

A quick look at the map will show you the world wide level of interest in Software Freedom Day and Free and Open Source Software generally.

If there is really a God, I beg him to open his eyes and take a look at me, just take a quick look at a broken family just like us.

YOU can gauge the depth of Florida's economic woes with a quick look at a parking lot on the north side of Cape Coral, on the state's south-western coast.

The robber took one quick look backward. The sight of these foreign devils after him was too much. He flung the bag into the air and disappeared in the crowd.

She gave him another quick look of dislike.

We invite all volunteers to have a quick look around before they start editing.

I'm thinking of going, but I had a quick look at flights (well, not that quick, you know what these websites are like) and they're too expensive.

Even the most remote fishing village can have a supermarket, and I couldn't resist a quick look for the famous Gjetost cheese.

I just saw the blood all over both feet and had a quick look to make sure both legs were there and they were there, "he said."

If you wanna just take a quick look at a breeder reactor, we have either mixed oxide or plutonium oxide. There's a blanket region in which you can make plutonium using uranium 238.

I think I'll have a quick look at what happened recently.

Let's review the portlet API by taking a quick look at a simple portlet that displays static content (Figure 3).

A connector to this service is a very useful add-on to SugarCRM; it gives users of the application a quick look into the latest news items for the Account record the user is currently viewing.

We'll take a quick look at the code you just imported before proceeding.

Here is a quick look, lz.

Sometimes they don' t have time to read the news carefully, so they just take a quick look at the front page;