Sentence examples for a glow from from inspiring English sources
There is still a bit of a glow from the romantic upsets of last autumn's Rugby World Cup.
He had a singular way of creating a mood with light and shadow, and he fills this painting with a glow from a window.
In the dark medieval church, Mr. Potucek said, a glow from the gold was probably all that parishioners could make out.
The results rest on the most detailed observations ever made of a glow from the hot gases of the early universe.
He noticed a glow from a house three doors down on the next street, Ocean Avenue — Gerard Jordan's summer bungalow, two houses away from the Stehn Promenade and the ocean.
Did the runners, who came to the start wearing handsome black jackets with their club name on the back, derive a glow from running in the same race as the elite runners?
In the 1963 issue of "Life" there is a headline: GLOW FROM DETROIT SPREADS EVERYWHER BIGGEST YEAR IN CARS SINCE 1955.
The console is bathed in a soft glow from a nearby skylight, long obscured under a false ceiling.
Yes, there is a residual glow from a successful Olympics.
Darkness consumes all, leaving nothing but a vague glow from a window in the distance.
Bacchus and Ariadne (1520-23) NationaLondonEightLondon Eiglimmeringring stars, a silver lining and a faint glow from the east: it's a small corner of deep blue heaven.
