The phrase "glow glow" is not a complete sentence on its own.
It can be used as part of a longer sentence or as a repeated word for emphasis. For example: - The fireflies danced in the night, their glow glow enchanting. - "Can you see the stars?" she asked, pointing up at the glow glow in the sky. - After hours of hiking, the hiker finally reached the summit, basking in the glow glow of the sunrise.
Panes of glass with little light things give off a warm, glowing glow.
I imagine you can pretend to be some sort of sci-fi hero with this, engaging acquaintance in conversation then marveling at its majestic glowing glow.
You can purchase long glowing glow paint in small 1 oz containers.
But in this case the system wasn't working, and I had to dash around the corner to St James's Square where I nabbed the very last space.All this dashing, coupled with a muggy London morning, meant that when I did get to the office I was, shall we say, glowing ("Glowing the office out," commented one colleague, somewhat harshly).
Create a fun, glow-in-the-dark key art by painting the keys day-glow, glow-in-the-dark colors.
"We'd just get to a point where you get a glow, just a glow".
"It's something wonderful and beautiful about the city when it transforms at night, its building glow, its glowing canyons.
Arms flailed, fists were pumped and old-school moves — house stepping, liquid movement and glow-sticking (sans glow stick) — were busted.
As Mercer's lyric compares a flashing insect to a car ("Glow, little glow-worm, turn the key on/You are equipped with taillight neon"), the song becomes a funny, sexy, fabulously inventive celebration of the mating instinct.
The small but sublime moment during "Harry Hood," when fans near the stage tossed glow sticks and glow rings in the air, creating a neat visual echo of the neon circles that surround the stadium lights.
Glow Nurture (Free) US startup Glow's first app helped women track their fertility cycles when trying to get pregnant.
