The phrase 'glittering lights' is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to bring a poetic and evocative tone to a sentence. For example, "The night sky was lit up by thousands of glittering lights."
Hence all those glittering lights.
And Pabu feels just like that, if you ignore the glittering lights of Inner Harbor.
He saw the view of glittering lights from his father's twelfth-floor apartment.
Peter McKintosh's design is a rainbow of billboards and glittering lights: an uncontroversial backdrop.
It will have topiary trees with glittering lights on the terrace and a Maxwell's Plum bar.
There is also a picture -- glittering lights on big arcs -- that vaguely recalls the interior of the Guggenheim Museum.
Amid the shabbiness, Crazy George's emporium stood out as a gleaming beacon filled with brand-new bright furniture and electrical goods, all bathed in golden, glittering light.
With two 28-foot towers connecting a multilevel suspension bridge, the set has a distinctly urban feel, magnified by a glittering lighting design by Christine Sciulli, a video installation artist.
Something about the glittering light, the wrought-steel chandeliers, the ornate grillwork, and the sprawling zinc bar contributes to an anachronistic air of haut-boho refinement that one may associate with the beginning of the end in certain now-overrun Manhattan neighborhoods.
Paris is marking the 120th anniversary of the completion of the tower in time for the Universal Exhibition in 1889, transforming one facade into a glittering light show in addition to its more familiar sparkly, hourly bursts of nighttime strobe light.
The landscape below us was afire with glittering light.
