"glowing sun" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe a sunrise or a sunset, for example: "The sky was streaked with orange and purple at sunset, and the glowing sun disappeared behind the horizon."
Color is muted, creating a dank, gloomy atmosphere that dims the feebly glowing sun.
The glowing sun is in the sky and the locusts cover the ground.
Soon after we enter the park, the glowing sun dips into the Gulf of Mexico while, on the bay side, the water shines silvery green beyond sands so white they are nearly fluorescent.
Liang's "The Infinite Ocean" was like a living prayer, from the large, glowing sun fixed overhead to Liang's devotional fascination with the curves and arcs of the dance body stretched to extremes.
Using bright yellow fluorescent lights behind a scrim and a mirrored ceiling, it created an immense glowing sun on the end wall of Tate Modern's vast Turbine Hall, while also mechanically adding bits of mist and fog to the view.
In the final, brooding notes of Stravinsky's score, Mr. Boal -- surrounded by Yvonne Borree, Jenifer Ringer and Miranda Weese as muses -- stood lustrous in the backdrop of a glowing sun.
DURING New York Fashion Week, editors will seek standout microtrends like the long, tousled side braid of Alexander Wang's spring 2010 collection or the glowing sun-kissed complexion and feathery full brow that went with it.
Those Baseball-Reference.com circles can be like happy little glowing suns, greeting you with cheery colors, and sometimes a surprise, when you load up a page in search of quick information or deep meaning.
He has independently curated many exhibitions, including: Interstellar Low Ways(with Huey Copeland); A Unicorn Basking in the Light of Three Glowing Suns (with Philip von Zweck); and Sun Ra, El Saturn & Chicago's Afro-Futurist Underground, 1954-68(with John Corbett and Terri Kapsalis).
Austin trailer parks are awash with crystalline growth, and local closets are pushing 1000-watt glowing suns 24/7 for your hippie smokeables.
In the frame, Clinton is almost glowing as sun beams through a stained-glass window of her campaign logo.
