Sentence examples for evening gleam from inspiring English sources

MIDDLE ROW The latest in Chanel's limited-edition nail varnishes, Gold Fiction, gives a sun-kissed glow to beach-bound toes; after Labor Day, use it on fingernails for extra evening gleam ($30 at Chanel.com).

A round of baseball covers her with an even gleam of sweat; a rhumba with Frank leaves her with an air of frisky defiance.

When Minority Report came out in the summer of 2002 – the iPod was less than a year old and the iPhone and iPad weren't even gleams in Steve Jobs's glinting eyes – its technological visions of the future seemed mind-bogglingly cool.

Founded exactly 25 years ago, when pea shoots and fresh basil were not even gleams in the most adventurous chef's eye, the Greenmarket has grown into a showplace of variety and perfection that would almost make a Parisian envious.

The original Xbox was not even a gleam in Bill Gates's eye.

When Lisa Birnbach co-wrote and edited it, she was in some ways prescient: the J. Crew catalog wasn't even a gleam in a marketer's eye.

He was from Queens, a jazz buff who switched to folk before the folk revival was even a gleam in Albert Grossman's eye.

In today's era of ever-more-competitive news — Twitter wasn't even a gleam in the Internet's eye in 1996 — these lessons are well worth reviewing.

Extracts from 10 operas show her voice reaching an exciting maturity, its increased weight matched by even more gleam, fizz and expressive projection.

On a recent late-summer evening, a gleaming black Mercedes Maybach pulled up on West 15th Street outside of Kola House, a newly opened restaurant, and lingered quietly by the curb.

BUT he is almost chipper in talking about how the planetarium got it right about Sedna before that distant Popsicle was even a gleam in an astronomer's eye.