On a recent afternoon, Ms. Stewart wrapped up posing for a photo shoot for Martha Stewart Halloween magazine at her company's Manhattan headquarters, as makeup artists briskly wiped glitter off her cheeks and disassembled her fairy-godmother bouffant.
Christmas lights glittered off the silver bells and trumpets hot-glued to its perimeter — a silent fanfare.
Of course they love glitter so that is great and it is difficult to get off… so you do have to wash your hands to get the glitter off and I think that it was a really visual way for those kids to learn about washing their hands well it's not just visual because it's kinaesthetic as well… I think it worked great.
With the chandelier jingling and glittering, I set off down the sidewalk.
Stand on it, on a clear day, and swaths of glittering ice stretch off to the horizon in every direction.
In the Act III pas de deux, as Odile, Ms. Semionova possessed more glittering allure, whipping off multiple double pirouettes in her fouetté turns.
His vote on the Warren court was often a foregone conclusion, so he exercised little influence over his brother judges, and his best-known written opinions and dissents were often, behind a few glittering phrases, dashed off and slipshod in their reasoning.
There have also been thoughtful if under-funded improvements to parks and pavements, and a new Rachel Whiteread enhancement of the Arts and Crafts façade of the Whitechapel gallery, a work of glittering leaves playing off the terracotta decoration of the original.
Banks won 73 caps for England in a glittering career topped off by a World Cup winners' medal in 1966 and that incredible 1970 save from Pele in the World Cup in Mexico.
