To read "The Adventures of Amir Hamza" is to come as close as is now possible to the world of the Mughal campfire — those night gatherings of soldiers, sufis, musicians and hangers-on that one sees illustrated in Mughal miniatures, a storyteller beginning his tale in a clearing of a forest as the embers of the blaze glow red and the eager faces crowd around.
Imagine how the Yellow Jersey must have blazed and glowed as the Tour entered those devastated territories of eastern France.
"We need a bit of shine," said Alber Elbaz looking at the Lanvin models' bodies undulating in shimmering dresses, glowing and blazing like candy wrappers caught in the light.
The term akukūtu means "flame, blaze" or "red glow in the sky (as a rare meteorological phenomenon)" (CAD: I-1, p. 285).
He described how "the leaping cracking flames and the close volume of breeze-blown smoke circling and spreading over the dark outlined hillside, the town lit lit by the powerful ruddy glow of the blazing hills, the dark masses of the people silhouetted against the glare, all made for a never to be forgotten sight".
EVEN before WD-50 opened in April, it glowed under a blazing spotlight as the centerpiece of Clinton Street's thriving restaurant culture.
Perhaps then I will get my view of a fiercely blazing celestial body with a glowing tail.
Where the big windows had revealed nothing but the dim shape of a few trees and grey fog, now, as the sun sets, they are filled with a blaze and glow of orange light.
A white, blazing fireball shimmers in the sky, glowing like a Disney shooting star — like something that would precede the materialization of a fairy godmother.
They admire the blazing landscape and marvel at the huge, glowing clouds, the color of pomegranates in October.
