Sentence examples for glowing into from inspiring English sources

Each day would suddenly flush with colour, glowing into the evening and then becoming thrillingly sultry.

Not five o'clock yet, but the light was fading, streets lamps glowing into life, small squares of shop windows illuminated.

I stride silken and glowing into the still, chilled air, body smoothed and pain free, the M5 bus a block away.

Gone are the days when cheap electricity, primitive lighting technology and landlords' desire to showcase their skyscrapers kept floor after floor of the city's highest towers glowing into the night.

"Will it rain today?" The turquoise rim glowed into life.

In his own not easily understandable words, possibly clearer in the original German: Objective is the fractured landscape, subjective the light in which — alone — it glows into life.

Several weeks into testing the device, my wife and I were chatting in the kitchen when Alexa glowed into life and barged into the conversation with what sounded like a rebuke.

Unter den Linden's trees glowed into the night.

This is where a Chekist stuck a glowing rod into me.

An illustrated examination of an early photo-essay by Lee Friedlander that shows television screens broadcasting eerily glowing images into unoccupied rooms.

Describing Vikki as "a precious treasure ready to be buried," Brigitte lures her through one of several accessible glowing portals into a prehistoric world.