Even the dour outlines of New Jersey seemed incandescent.
Almost 100 pounds lighter, he boasts 12percentt body fat, a superhero jaw line and skin tone that seems almost incandescent.
Some paintings look incandescent; others seem to need a good dusting.
Against the shrub's dark, rough-textured green, silver-leaved herbs seem almost incandescent.
Never-theless, it seems right to speak of incandescent bulbs in the past tense.They were probably the least efficient way ever devised of producing light, heating a tungsten filament in a vacuum until it reached 3,100°F 1,704°CC), white-hot.
An added attraction is Ted Dewis, known as Teddy, who always seems to be "on" and incandescent, especially Tuesday nights, when he plays the chopsticks on the wall, accompanying the pianist Arnie Warmbrand.
The French graphic designer and photographer uses a method he calls "digital matte painting," layering several photos on top of each other to create an incandescent composition that seems eerily familiar yet ultimately impossible.
The New Power Generation take the stage around 1.20 and mess about with horns for what seems like an eternity before Prince drops by with an incandescent guitar line.
The 14 watts the compact fluorescent uses in electrical power is meant to cast a light equal to that of an incandescent bulb using 60 watts, but its yellow glow still seems dim.
Plump globes of color so incandescent they seem to be lighted from within arrive a few weeks later, although how long they will last is anyone's guess.
The first tiny green shoots arrive as early as the end of March, "quicker than they might otherwise," Mr. Van de Wetering explained, "because they're sitting on railroad tracks, so the ground is warmer and they come faster". Plump globes of color so incandescent they seem to be lighted from within arrive a few weeks later, although how long they will last is anyone's guess.
