Sentence examples for more glow from inspiring English sources

For dessert, Old Bushmill's butterscotch pudding will contribute more glow.

The combination isn't quite fire and ice, more glow and chill out.

Jane Austen heroines may pink endearingly at a subtle breach in manners; millions more glow like a lava lamp in what feels like a public disrobing: the face, suddenly buck-naked.

Summer is fleeting and prices are rising, which means that this year shoppers need to get more glow for the money by choosing beauty products that not only work well in hot weather but can bridge the gap into fall.

The ingredients are almost identical and, having tried both products extensively, I find it hard to see much difference beyond consistency and density – the Niod is slightly thicker and has a little more glow.

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To get a clear picture of the pigments in the dinosaurs' skin, Vinther's team fired a laser at the specimen – think less death-ray and more glow-stick – to highlight fluorescent materials (calcium phosphate) remaining preserved from the animal's scales.

Her assessment of Mr Abramovich, however, was more glowing.

Will the Germans hear him?Another GMFUS blogger was still more glowing.

Three hundred more glowed in nearby offices, delivering an energy visibly superior to flickering, odorous gaslight.

The more glowing the picture that the new numbers paint, the less likely it is that anyone will believe them.