"We're past the initial glow of excitement about a new medium," he said.
The symbol comes from the Latin, aurum, which rather romantically refers to the yellow glow of sunrise.
It began in the pouring June rain and pre-dawn dark on a ridge of Helvellyn; improved when he made it down to Threlkeld for jam butties, hot tea and fresh socks; and improved yet more with the crimson glow of sunrise beyond Bowscale Fell, before he climbed the last two peaks.
Sedona is most famous for its stunning red rocks, which are particularly beautiful in the glow of sunrise and sunset when you're driving down the seven-and-a-half miles of Red Rock Scenic Byway.
Once the initial "glow" wears off, your happiness will return to normal.
Neither Mr. Loquasto's scenery nor James F. Ingalls's lighting suggests any of the glowing colors of sunrise; the air here seems muted.
The mysterious tonal subtleties of evening, as in Lawson's "Night Scene, Long Island," and the delicate morning glow of Dove's "Sunrise (Centerport Harbor)," represent the range of effects found in the show as a whole.
Life would not be lit by the soft glow of an eternal sunrise.
We stayed until we noticed the first glow of the approaching sunrise.
When the new president went on vowing to harness the sun, the wind and the soil, and to "wield technology's wonders," I felt the glow of a spring sunrise washing my cheeks, and I could almost imagine I heard the music of swords being hammered into plowshares.
From the glow of Strauss's sunrise to the blaze of a torturer's fire in Sir James MacMillan's The Confession of Isobel Gowdie, the BBC SSO explores the gamut of the human experience.
