Sentence examples for glister from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Lehman's Mr Fuld talked of "protecting mother" but was drawn to the glister of leveraged deals.

But gold did not glister; its price tumbled, causing shares in gold-mining companies to lose 36% of their value.In this section The smallest and weakest 2002, a fiscal odyssey In Mother Nature's fist Britain's rightful place Excelentisimo Clinton Nor black, nor white, nor yellow The crowd's roar How keen was my valet Reprints.

The shallow glister of spectacle, together with the illusory privilege of participation, are plainly hostile to contemplation or compassion.

Appropriately, Roethke draws from the deepest wells of the English language — Mother Goose, Shakespeare, the Bible — in order to create a new idiom for primal experience: All the leaves stuck out their tongues; I shook the softening chalk of my bones, Saying, Snail, snail, glister me forward, Bird, soft-sigh me home, Worm, be with me.

They glister when the light catches them.

By the time of this year's Policy Exchange summer party, attended by the entire Cameron court, and a good proportion of New Labour's old entourage, there was a glister of a movement that believed it was winning the argument.

Not as horrible as it was All that glisters... Robert Mugabe off the hook as usual Alternative voices longing to be heard Out of control Reprints Related items Troubled YemenJun 2nd 2009 Yemen and al-Qaeda: A nice safe haven for jihadistsJan 29th 2009Zaydis make up a third of Yemen's 30m people, and for centuries formed the ruling elite in its mountain heartlands.

All this should foster investment and growth.In this section Car crash ahead The comfort of strangers All that glisters . . .

America met a 1987 deficit target by simply delaying military pay and Medicare payments.In this section Istanbuls and bears Clear and present danger All that glisters The Wenzhou experiment Book-cooking guide From Brussels, with shove Historysis Marjorie Deane internships ReprintsHidden borrowing is a favoured euro-zone tactic.

Not as horrible as it was All that glisters... Robert Mugabe off the hook as usual Alternative voices longing to be heard Out of control Reprints Related items Zimbabwe's hard sell: A warm welcome but little moneyJun 18th 2009.

Second, private citizens in Wenzhou will be allowed to invest up to $3m each directly in non-bank entities abroad, without the need for a formal government intermediary.In this section Istanbuls and bears Clear and present danger All that glisters The Wenzhou experiment Book-cooking guide From Brussels, with shove Historysis Marjorie Deane internships ReprintsThese moves are welcome.