Sentence examples for glowing out from inspiring English sources

The blocks themselves might pass for recessive Rothkos, pulling in a viewer's gaze instead of glowing out to meet it.

They burst from the ice-skating rink on Tuesday glowing out loud, in a way that only a mighty mob of girls and boys from 5 to 17 can.

In the morning, we breakfast handsomely, visit the neighbourhood flea market, then head over to Manhattan, to the Lower East Side, where the New Museum (newmuseum.org) has been rehomed in a $64 million building, its neon rainbow message "HELL, YES!" glowing out gaily over the Bowery.

A boat on the Thames is described in two bars of pale pink and mint green glowing out of a voluminous black river.

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.

Reviews were largely glowing out of the gate (in Venice, The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw declared it a "sun-drenched musical masterpiece").

"Don't ask me to cut my ponytail". And nowhere in soccer is hair celebrated the way it is atop the head of Colombia midfielder Carlos Valderrama, whose glowing out-of-control blond Afro is already the No. 1 tourist attraction in the 1994 World Cup--and rumored to once have helped land night flights at the airport in Bogota.

It still glowed out white and large, no mere twinkling spot of light, but a small round clear shining disc, an hour after the day had come.

Charcoal braziers glowed out of the darkness to keep the place warm.

At Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge Titian, The Three Ages of Man, c1512-1514 The face of a girl looking intently at her lover glows out of this profoundly poetic painting.

But how could I fall for this city of extroverts, bronzed and glowing, always out and about?