Sentence examples for glowing brown from inspiring English sources

Robert Browning turns away from us in a glowing brown study, like a Rembrandt etching.

About thirteen inches long and nine inches wide, the picture showed the profile of a girl, on the cusp of womanhood, with pale skin and glowing brown hair pulled back in a long ponytail.

"Globe" is a very large, solid ball of newsprint that has been burnished to a glowing brown by time and occasional rolls through the streets, the latest having taken place in Philadelphia the day this exhibition opened.

At roughly 6% the mass of our sun, the star is probably too small to sustain fusion reactions in its core, said Bennett, making it a dimly glowing brown dwarf.

From time to time, I even lay out in the sun in an attempt to make myself look less like a tapioca-colored shut-in and more like the glowing, brown-all-over guys I see at the gym, men who seem to be made of polished teak or some whole other material than I am.

These paintings were virtual monochromes of darkly glowing browns, maroons, reds, and blacks.

Every feather after overlapping feather glowed golden brown, the alternate dark and light blocks on its wing edges were sharp and delineated.

The ginger bark on the runway was echoed by the same color in the clothes, glowing from bright brown to Hermès orange.

It's in the drawing of twining biceps that metamorphoses into the astounding anatomy of St Jerome, a strenuous saint glowing out of brown underpaint like some musclebound superhero.

Another Trans-Labrador Highway view We set off through forests of low firs and deciduous trees which, Paul says, put on an incredible show of glowing red, gold, brown, orange and yellow in autumn.

As she speaks, the man's face is beamed up on a screen, hugely enlarged, and lit like an Old Master, in glowing ochres and browns.