Sentence examples for gleam by from inspiring English sources

In any case, the resort had lost its gleam by the early '70s, and so had Miami Beach.

"Rasp, Scours, Gleam," by Elizabeth Adams, evoked in slow motion and at extreme magnification the gesture of pulling a bow across violin strings.

But Ms. Mills's main extracurricular project is her makeup line, Gleam by Melanie Mills, which she said she operated "out of my garage".

Raised in Chattanooga, Tenn., in the 1970s and '80s, he was one of the "unscrupulous male souls flayed and then bleached to an immaculate gleam" by the Southern Baptist church.

Polished to a high gleam by Mr. Wright and written by Susannah Grant (whose credits include "In Her Shoes"), the film is imperfect, periodically if unsurprisingly sentimental, overly tidy and often very moving.

Among the lessons he has learned while running Dream Car Restorations in Mesa, Ariz., this stands out: It can be shortsighted to try to rebuild a Detroit classic to an as-new gleam by using old body panels.

A crumbling world where we are dwarfed by a new machine age that has no real need for us - a world we are ill-equipped to understand as it leaves us standing - forcing us to worship its gleaming by-products and ignoring its manipulation of us.

There is an Apple Store kept gleaming by endless buffing and polishing.

DONNY MCCASLIN "Casting for Gravity" is another compact but ambitious electroacoustic venture — part gritty, part gleaming — by this sure-footedly athletic tenor saxophonist and composer.

(Chinen) Donny McCaslin Quartet (Wednesday) "Casting for Gravity" is another compact but ambitious electro-acoustic venture — part gritty, part gleaming — by Donny McCaslin, a cool-headedly athletic tenor saxophonist and composer.

The palace's balconies gaze over the lake towards the city's other famous landmark - the Lake Palace - a reflective, fairy-tale confection gleaming by day and spotlit by night.