Sentence examples for left glowing from inspiring English sources
The show is performed, with minimal musical accompaniment — the fine duo of Mr. Ford on piano and John Beal on bass — on a stage adorned only by a forest of winking ghost lights: those bare-bulbed stands left glowing all night after the show is over.
British crime writer R.J. Ellory created an account that left glowing reviews of his own work while savaging his rivals before being discovered.
Tim Burrows from The Telegraph, in his review of the concert held at the O2 Arena in London, complimented Shakira's charisma during the show and her ability to make sure that the "crowd still left glowing", saying that it was the product of a "masterclass in cold calculation".
You are mesmerized by the magenta leaves glowing atop the variegated European elm because of a beautiful defect.
As any reader of (or contributor to) TechCrunch knows all too well, not many take the time to leave glowing comments.
The Leonids are white or bluish white, many are faint, though can appear outstandingly bright, leaving glowing trains in their wake.
The bots leave glowing trails in their wake that fade over time and are programmed to react to light preferring brighter (newer) and broader (more often used) trails.
The columns, left, glow like a jukebox with L.E.D.'s that Mr. Jacobs said will turn red, purple, blue and yellow, once the computer controls are fixed.
The primitive leaves of Little Havana, left, glow in psychedelic colors, while Pablo, center, a delicate floral, and Olivia, right, pay tribute to the patterns and colors of 18th-century French designs.
Headlines from The New York Times of Aug. 16, 1936, tell it all: "Olympics leave glow of pride in the Reich," "A piece of perfect German pageantry" and "Germans themselves seem to have taken lessons to heart and visitors gain a good impression".
Use rocks to make an arrow pointing the way you came, scratch an arrow on the cave floor, leave yourself notes, or tie ribbons or leave glow sticks to show you the way back.
