Sentence examples for glowing new from inspiring English sources
"A snazzy place," Herbert Muschamp wrote in a glowing New York Times review.
Your reward: the treasure of glowing new sentences — sometimes even a long scroll of paragraphs — to read.
In Act II, Prospero's frozen world begins to melt, and Adès discovers a glowing new lyric voice.
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His sure touch could serve his countrymen well, but if he uses it to resurrect his party's former political monopoly, he will lose his glowing new reputation as a trustbuster.
An immaculate and glowing new print of "Breathless" will be shown, starting Friday, at Film Forum in Manhattan, and while no restoration can scrub away the accumulated layers of history, its anniversary can be taken as an invitation to take a fresh look.
"Incredibly, Mark Zuckerberg has grown up to become an ace CEO," ran the subtitle in a glowing New York magazine feature.
Born in Britain and reared in Canada, Mr. Thompson is a classical actor who has won glowing New York reviews for his title performances in "Othello" and "The Emperor Jones".
Barneys, Downtown Again With fashionably glossed concrete floors, rolling racks and enough Kiehl's products to keep an entire ZIP code's complexions glowing, Barneys New York opened its Co-op shop at 236 West 18th Street on Saturday.
By 11.55pm, enough people had cleared away from the staircase to reveal those lying on the ground amid scattered rubbish – shoes, hats, an array of glowing plastic new year souvenirs.
On Wednesday night at 2025 local time (0125 BST), the east-west lying streets of the city's famous grid system neatly framed the setting sun, creating golden glows New Yorkers rarely see.
