"We had a heavy frost, everything was glittering white".
We aged instantly – snow sticking to our eyebrows and hair, turning us a glittering white.
There was an air frost that had coated the trees in glittering white.
"The sky was brilliantly blue and the sunlight on the glittering white stretches of prairie was almost blinding," notes Jim.
The older one had a tattoo of three vertical stripes on her upper arms; the other had a necklace with glittering white shells.
Glittering white lights woven through native birch branches form a decorative escort on the long stairway to this waterfront restaurant and pub.
In his book "Scrambles Amongst the Alps," Whymper described the view from the top: 'There were the most rugged forms, and the most graceful outlines -- bold, perpendicular cliffs, and gentle, undulating slopes; rocky mountains and snowy mountains, somber and solemn, or glittering and white, with walls -- turrets -- pinnacles -- pyramids -- domes -- cones -- and spires!
Occasionally, the mountains retreated, and then treeless valleys opened alongside the tracks, scored by streams of a glittering chalky white.
Dark wood panelling, a long, glittering bar, white table cloths, flowers, and many enlarged magazine covers posted high on the walls, along with blown-up book jackets.
Ingredients like burrata, onglet, skordalia, yuzu and agrodolce featured regularly in the dishes she cooked for customers to enjoy amid the glittering, bright-white surroundings of Nopi (named owing to its location north of Piccadilly Circus).
Unlike his successor in Vietnam, Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, a former tank commander who almost always looked rumpled, General Westmoreland gloried in the glittering dress whites he wore to formal receptions, and he wore tailored, pre-faded, immaculately pressed fatigues in the countryside, sleeves precisely rolled up, trousers bloused above his boot-tops.
