The phrase "and sparkle in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing something that shines or glitters, often in a poetic or descriptive manner.
Example: "The stars began to twinkle and sparkle in the night sky, creating a breathtaking view."
Alternatives: "and glimmer in the" or "and shine in the".
Clear streams break over rocky crags and rush along the vale and sparkle in the crisp air.
VERY GOOD ATMOSPHERE -- Winsome French cafe, with Old World charm and sparkle in the tight dining area on ground floor, but undistinguished ambience in the upper dining room.
Its continents are encrusted with raised areas that appear to be random — they don't correspond to population centers or mountain ranges — and sparkle in the sun when seen from the side.
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Then, one spring morning at the close of the 1940s, he stopped to watch sanitation workers opening fire hydrants and letting water spray and sparkle in the sun, and walked away "saying under my breath, 'I am an American – Chicago born'".
Or do you want their "off the cuff" words to come alive and sparkle in the air?
Anyone who visited a social network stream on Thursday night would have seen endless videos of pops and sparkles in the air.
Dead trees stood like giant bones at the marshy end of the pond, and behind them the colored hardwoods and handsome dark pines shivered in the light breeze and sparkled in the clear sunlight.
The UK turned into a magical winter wonderland of ice crystals – trees, fences and blades of grass looked as if they had been sprayed with icing sugar, glittering and sparkling in the winter sunshine.
I thought what I saw was the entire world, that the immense line of buildings on Fifth Avenue, shadowed in morning, rose-colored in the setting sun, and sparkling in the dark, was Europe, where my father spent half the year at work.
