The endless green sea of crop, the white clapboard homestead, Malick magic-hour glow breaking over the top of good ol' boy narration.
St. Euphemia herself -- patroness, beacon, weather vane -- had apparently been on duty all night, and at this hour still glowed in the spectral light of flood lamps.
You'll see an edge-shined, light-bloomed, magic-hour gilded glow on a row of half-wrecked buildings and you'll want to stop for a few minutes just to take it in.
There's a reason she's called Joi and not, say, Dee Ferrd Pleazure: on the first half of the album she sings as if she has a 24-hour sexual glow.
This accessory which can come as a plastic "tube" or as a flexible, wearable band, contains a mild chemical reaction which, when activated, provides hours of glow time.
I was considering pulling onto the shoulder to nap when I spotted a motel with a twenty-four-hour sign glowing in the parking lot.
Under normal usage, EL wire should have 3,000 to 5,000 hours of glowing life before the phosphor fades to half of its normal brightness.
The Geminids meteor shower – so called because it appears to be coming from the constellation of Gemini – is a natural firework display that produces up to 60 shooting stars an hour which may glow in multiple colours, or fire off rapid bursts of two or three stars at once.
That slat-style vents on its upward-facing surface actually open and close, letting light leak in to charge the SuperLumiNova that makes the discs for hour and minutes glow in the dark.
The light descends slowly this time of year and it draws out that delicious final hour of sunset glow upon the icebergs.
