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.
Snowden's workplaces in Geneva, Tokyo and Oahu are hives full of glowing screens and whispered jargon.
The free-rock quartet Black Dice played up the incongruity by performing a great miniaturist set full of glowing guitar notes and growling, clicking electronics.
The media was full of glowing obituaries; praise for how Thatcher had ended the cold war, rescued the economy and done so much for women… Had she?
Having completed 2percentt of his task, he switched directions and released the stripped-down "Seven Swans" (Sounds Familyre), a gorgeous, hushed CD full of glowing songs of love and faith.
No wonder analysts reckon that consumer Internet transactions in 1996 were worth a total of only around $500m-600m 500m-600me sabouts was spenthen computer publicationsamell of glowing asticles on Internet commerce.
She survives this fate, growing up to become a sparky young woman, moving to the city to work in a rainbow-lit factory full of glowing toy dolls (the design from Chloe Lamford is excellent).
On the program was the biggest work of Ernest Chausson: his opera "Le Roi Arthus," or "King Arthur," a score that is full of glowing beauty and that occasionally rises to an impassioned nobility all its own.
Then, he backed up his argument by passing out a sheet full of glowing statistics attesting to the Chargers' worthiness as the next team to try to end the Patriots' perfect season.
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.
In a room here full of glowing computer terminals and hushed conversations, she and 44 other screeners pore over the 18,000 notes sent daily about the newly deceased, hoping to catch the backhanded compliments, meanspirited innuendo and airing of dark family secrets.
