Sentence examples for glowing piece from inspiring English sources

The Polish stadia are all very impressive – Gdansk's PGE Arena, designed to look like a glowing piece of Baltic amber at night.

The temperature of a star, like that of a glowing piece of metal, determines the color of light that it emits: the cooler the star the redder the light.

After a few low-profile months getting settled in Beijing — "where he promptly fell off the face of the earth," as National Journal put it last month, in an otherwise glowing piece — the former Utah governor told Politico last week that running again is an "option we will always hold open".

His mind has grown soft from too much Internet usage, he says, "whether on my laptop with its glowing piece of violated fruit on the lid, or the awful little slab I've made the mistake of entrusting with my phone calls and, more and more, my higher faculties.

This cylindrical, glowing piece of machinery is basically an easy to use, plug 'n play server for the family.

After slowly building a following for the first year, around 1,000 people, Time Magazine wrote an online feature about it, which was followed by a glowing piece in Slate.

Instead of just one glowing spacecraft it looked as if there were smaller glowing pieces moving off and away from it.

Ghostwriting -- when drug companies hire people to write glowing pieces about their drugs under the bylines of experts -- is a tactic that many believe should be illegal.

"Seeing our group's work hanging in MONA, along with all those beautiful glowing pieces of history, feels amazing," Vee says.

Between a retrospective at LACMA, an exhibit at the Guggenheim, and an installation in Houston, Turrell's glowing pieces seemed to literally take the nation by (neon) storm.

Some Journal staffers were frustrated during the 2016 election as reporter Monica Langley, who recently left the paper, gained unmatched access to Trump and wrote glowing pieces on the candidate, his family and his inner circle.