Sentence examples for late glow from inspiring English sources

For a few nights last week the sky caught a late glow well after the sun fell behind the birch trees on the hill west of here.

In Paris that evening, under the late glow of the northern sky, Bob won his sixth grand-slam mixed-doubles title, finishing off the final tiebreak with a smash.

The Basin Reserve was packed for the third day, one of the world's great cricket grounds in all its finery basking in the late glow of the most glorious summer in many decades.

The other is "Women of Algiers in Their Apartment" (1849), a late, glowing, heat-throwing version of the famous 1834 painting at the Louvre in Paris.

We begin at the release night of the latest glowing energized concoction to find out it turns everyone who drinks it turns into slime spewing, ultra-violent mutants, desperate to get their next taurinated fix.

You walk into a famous company, fully expecting to write yet the latest glowing corporate profile, but something is just not right.

Beauman's latest novel, Glow, is unmistakably shaped by Pattern Recognition and its two sequels, Spook Country and Zero History.

Relaxing in the theatrical splendor of a luxury hotel, in Rio's warm late-afternoon glow, I was in no rush to leave the Copa cabana Palace, either.

By the late-night glow of the laptop, I read reports saying it was damaging to the child's psyche to be left to cry themselves to sleep.

The sun shone with a late-summer glow on the newly painted cream-yellow walls of the refurbished building, the only place of Jewish worship not entirely destroyed by the Nazi onslaught in 1939 on the town of Oswiecim -- the Polish name for Auschwitz.

It is drenched in a choking, twee whimsy and supercilious indie blandness; everything about it, from the torpid performances to the soft-late-summer-glow cinematography, creates something stifling.