Sentence examples for new glittering from inspiring English sources

In September 2017, Cornell University – along with Computing and Information Science – officially expanded its campuses to two, dedicating its new, glittering, sustainability-focused Cornell Tech campus on Roosevelt Island in New York City.

Underneath a new, glittering surface, it will remain the same cultural mausoleum.

It's an appealing prospect – even if experience suggests that playing old games tends to be something you almost never bother to do when brand new glittering releases are constantly dangled in front of you.

Around this time every year, our collective eyes look into the future and see a brand new, glittering (and always a few pounds lighter) version of ourselves.

Another shopkeeper, who did not want to give his name, said he paid around 400,000 francs (£355) a month in rent, but in the new glittering mall next door he would have to pay 1m francs (around £880).

Ubiquitous anywhere young British people are partying, Morphsuits are the new mankinis, which were the new glitter cowboy hats.

For all its new glitter, Chicago, bedeviled by the cost of public-sector pensions, is flirting with bankruptcy.

And whom I love a little more every time a new glitter princess instalment hits the shelves.

But in interviews, buyers and sellers also credit the newly desirable reputation of New York City -- seedy is out, safety is in -- for bringing young and old here to experience what they perceive as the new glitter and glow.

Back at Stubb's, a thousand or so lucky winners caught the Yeah Yeah Yeahs airing their new glitter-shot gospel punk material and Mercury Music Prize winners Alt-J at NPR's showcase.

I can think of no more deliriously funny moment from this theater season than what transpires when Ms. Nielsen, playing Sonia, a middle-aged, morbidly depressed woman, swans onstage in a sequined evening gown, with a tiara shimmering on her head and a new glitter of self-confidence in her eyes.