Sentence examples for of a glow from inspiring English sources

There is still a bit of a glow from the romantic upsets of last autumn's Rugby World Cup.

Renger and his colleagues, hoping to find a chemical that sabotaged the orexin system, were looking for the absence of a glow.

The results rest on the most detailed observations ever made of a glow from the hot gases of the early universe.

To the Editor: I quickly grabbed the Travel section when I saw the feature on spas with new age amenities ("Feel the Burn? It's More of a Glow," March 5).

The irregular surface with a bit of a glow resulted from accidents in the course of firing, like drips of ash, so it is a literal representation of nature.

Dr. Robitaille speculates that satellite measurements of a kind of afterglow of the Big Bang, the great explosion in which most scientists say they believe that the universe was born, are actually observations of a glow from Earth's oceans.

Have to admit to a glow of pride too.

The cover story on bioluminescence is illustrated inside with full-page photographs of a glow-in-the-dark mushrooms and a fruit fly.

Little Big Town, some of the best harmonizers in the game, undermined their own talent by dressing themselves up in light-up suits in front of a glow-in-the-dark drumline.

The overall effect is of a glowing gentleness, of curiosity coupled with respect.

His photograph appeared in the center of a glowing spread about the restaurant.