Sentence examples for a dim glow of from inspiring English sources

A dim glow of recognition flashed across the celebrity's face, and Mr. Eng was warmly received, sometimes with a kiss.

The light was a dim glow and the menu, instead of a revelation, was a struggle.

Often, a club catering to 20-somethings on the prowl reveals itself down a dark Pest side street with a dim glow from a door opening into a hidden warren of lounge rooms and lantern-lit gardens.

A bubble of pure argon shines radiantly as soon as high-frequency sound waves begin to make it pulse, while a nitrogen bubble never sheds more than a dim glow.

As for the undifferentiated core, it is fated at best to fade to a dim glow.

Outside his house, a Mumbai Police jeep waited under the dim glow of a streetlight next to a man in a dusty wifebeater sleeping on a pushcart.

Eventually, we arrive in a desolate car park, lit by the dim glow of a 24-hour Tesco.

"I need a rest," he said as he sat under the dim glow of a naked light bulb in his small office.

Everybody compromises, I assured myself as I tried to grill chicken kebobs by the dim glow of a flashlight.

For nearly 1.6 billion people, sunset brings either complete darkness or the dim glow of a kerosene lamp or candle.

Just a few weeks earlier, the children and their mother, Martha Biggs, 34, had been living in the family minivan, doing their homework and saying their prayers in the dim glow of a dome light.