Sentence examples for long glow from inspiring English sources
The charm of the unnamed main character (Anthony calls him The Driver), played by Ryan Gosling, is in the complex calculations he conceals beneath an expressionless manner (as in the deft connection of a basketball game on his car radio to the dénouement of the first big chase, which casts a long glow on the action that follows).
Light sabers are like swords wielding them is an art form, not just slashing at somebody with a long glow stick.
That night, the main national channel broadcast a long, glowing report of his candidacy.
In the latter, Raine dwells on his friend's breasts: "Your long glowing nipples shabby with hairs.
The couple then danced their way through the roughly 1,000 revelers to a platform directly behind a long, glowing bar staffed by star mixologists from New York, Boston, San Francisco and elsewhere.
It was hailed with long, glowing reviews in the Times Literary Supplement, and the London Review of Books; in the Guardian, Anne Enright described McBride as a "genius".
Christ looks at us, his eyes pools of mystery in a golden face; his hair long, glowing and curled; his right hand elegantly touching his... fur coat?
Finally, in the great Adagio that brings the symphony to a close, the picture snapped into focus; the heat of emotion remained, but the music coalesced into one long, glowing line.
To that effort, he was given a long, glowing introduction from the Christian university's popular and influential president, Jerry Falwell Jr. "As our friendship has grown, so has my admiration for Mr. Trump," Mr. Falwell said in his introduction, noting that the speech should not be interpreted as an endorsement.
Comets aren't the only celestial bodies with long, glowing tails.
