Sentence examples for glow created from inspiring English sources

Pat Dignan's excellent lighting, varied in its glow, created a sense of life lived.

The other day, as dusk approached, she sat on her piano bench and for a moment she seemed one with the city beyond, her burnt-orange satin shirt merging into the glow created by the setting sun.

Netflix's "GLOW," created by Carly Mensch and Liz Flahive, and executive-produced by Jenji Kohan, of "Orange Is the New Black," is a carbonated blast, ten episodes of pure Silly String joy.

by Sharon Levy Netflix's "GLOW," created by Carly Mensch and Liz Flahive, and executive-produced by Jenji Kohan, of "Orange Is the New Black," is a carbonated blast, ten episodes of pure Silly String joy.

It turns out that putting a certain type of plankton under stress results in one of the most stress-relieving sights on the planet, their resultant blue glow creating astral patterns on sea shores.

Chinoiserie, at Park Avenue South and 26th Street, bathes its French-Chinese fusion food and concrete tables in a sumptuous red silk glow, creating the effect of a princeling's school cafeteria, after hours.

The device's artificial glow creates almost a halo behind Witz's subjects, which is both beautiful and disturbing.

When these gas jets crash into the material surrounding the protostar, they begin to glow, creating what is known as the Herbig-Haro effect.

Even in the long, light-filled room, the fire exuded a glow and created an intimate atmosphere.

The glow is created by the female in the same spirit as Omo bottles left in kitchen windows, according to urban legend, as a code for 'On my own'.

The dreamy glow is created by hundreds of billions of cooler, older stars in the vicinity.