Sentence examples for full glow from inspiring English sources
He was awake, and there was a giant rooster before him, no more than twenty yards away in the full glow of the raging fire.
In her native language, the German mezzo-soprano Birgit Remmert seemed to exude the warmth and sensibilities of a mother earth, the full glow of her voice coming into its own in the last song, Abschied.
For old times' sake, the people of Perth, on the western coast of Australia, had their lights on in full glow and Mr. Glenn saw them as the shuttle passed to the north, just as he had done so memorably on his first space flight, on Feb. 20, 1962.
One day she went to Henry's room in the middle of the night to check up on him, and found him staring in the distance with blood red eyes, dazed, as the tablet sat next to him in full glow.
In this mesmerising ease and quiet virtuosity she was matched by Meneses, whose full, glowing tone remains secure even at the highest register.
Love, ultimately, wins the day in the exhibition "Vishnu: Hinduism's Blue-Skinned Savior" at the Brooklyn Museum, though it takes a while to radiate its full devotional glow over a show that is gratifyingly large but also dauntingly crowded with ideas and information.
Presumably they either wanted to incite, or might have incited other students looking to enjoy the full celebratory glow of an historical Mexican battle victory over the French.
The MUTO looks like a spider-pterodactyl with a face like one of the eagles atop New York's Chrysler Building, and there's more than one of them – one has what looks like a womb full of glowing eggs, or possibly a huge scrotum fill of glowing sperm.
Snowden's workplaces in Geneva, Tokyo and Oahu are hives full of glowing screens and whispered jargon.
"That's a shrimping moon," said Albone Rogers, a fourth-generation shrimper, gesturing at the nearly full orb glowing orange behind the clouds after the meeting.
What we were looking at was a galaxy full of glow-worms, clinging to the steep rock walls on either side, each one a bright star.
