Sentence examples for glows hot from inspiring English sources

This process heats up the gas to enormous temperatures so that it glows hot and very greedy black holes make the gas so bright it can be seen far across the universe as a quasar.

Black holes grow when gas and dust in space flows or accretes onto them — this matter gets so hot it glows hot with radiation such as X-rays.

They carry plutonium 238, a manufactured isotope with a half-life of just 88 years, which means that its radioactive decay is so fast that it glows red-hot.

And now the fire Roars up the furnace, now flames hiss under the bellows: The head of the people's darling glows red-hot, great Sejanus Crackles and melts.

Smith is at risk of becoming the new Tom Cruise — someone who, even in repose, glows red-hot with clench-jawed tension and whose laid-back humor seems disciplined and forced with the effort to make something of nothing or even less.

The glowing hot meets the fastidiously cool.

Rings of glowing hot gas and showering streamers of cooler gas are visible around the central stellar remnant.

I tore my gaze away and felt a deep body flush, as though my ribs were glowing hot, like the bars of a grill.

Not so easy for a city cook to reproduce is a beautiful dish of artichokes roasted on glowing hot embers, but I am going to try.

A slide with a cutaway illustration of a reactor featured a glowing hot mass of melted fuel rods in the middle of the core and noted "release of fission products" during meltdown.

Some of the fuel charge was injected before the end of the compression stroke in an effort to increase the cycle timing and to keep the nichrome wire glowing hot.