Sentence examples for bit of glitter from inspiring English sources

Random drift of each bit of glitter means every shot will have different speckles.

You can still put up a little tree, can't you, bit of glitter?

I like the idea of bringing a bit of glitter into their Monday night.

But it's awfully unlikely that there would be a prosecution if it's just a bit of glitter.

Since generations of little British girls have asked their mums why their queen is wearing an Herm?head scarf instead of a crown, the public will surely prefer a bit of glitter on Kate's wedding day.

"They need some stars there, because the fans love that - they want to see players that add a bit of glitter to their weekend," he continued.

Google says that the sensors are so small that they "look like bits of glitter".

There were all these balloons on the ceiling filled with tiny bits of glitter.

How I love thee, Louise Body, ever since you first brought out your birdy numbers in pea green with bits of glitter way back in the day.

That I'll not have much more of this, the chance to gather in the bits of glitter, sweep up brightness from the floor, to tip into the bin bright constellations... How much time to sweep up stars?

The buildup is considerable: dripping dashes and loops of notational brushwork commingle with patches of cheesecloth or silk, burlap, plaster, the twigs and seeds of plants, occasional bits of glitter or strands of rope, rosebuds or leaves, and just plain dirt.