Sentence examples for glitters off from inspiring English sources

On a clear November day here, the sun glitters off the Mediterranean, dancing among the pine trees and the fuchsia bougainvillea.

During Dubai's cooler months (October, November, February, March and April), the monthly music festival of Sandance is the hottest ticket in town, with thousands of arms swaying in the dark to the sound of some of the world's best DJs, while the moon glitters off the still water just yards away.

On a clear, hot day, with the sunlight glittering off the water, the houses of Stiltsville seem to float on a liquid horizon.

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.

On television it is even better: the sun glittering off the apparently azure waters off Copacabana beach with Sugarloaf mountain and the rest of Rio's spectacular sponge-finger skyline behind.

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.

In "Rocks and Spray" dating from 1961, intense acid yellows, purplish blues and black patches glitter, set off by pale streaks.

Imagine having a pristine "Silent Night" ornament -- as old as the one on your mother's tree -- just waiting to have its glitter worn off by your children.

They then wash until the glitter us off.

If using glitter, shake off any excess once dried.

Don't get the accessories where the glitter falls off over time.