Sentence examples similar to slowly glow from inspiring English sources

But this uses up energy, so the Snake is slowly glowing itself to death.

The finish was so close that the runners and crowd were glued to the scoreboard above the Olympic torch as the results slowly glowed to the screen, too close to call with the naked eye.

We also have to acknowledge that this ruse is a slowly glowing trend.

When he was hanging one arm out of a Picasso and slowly glowing red, he didn't get to fight: like a thoroughbred colt revving in the starting blocks with nobody to open the cages so instead it dips its head into a large carrier bag full of Greggs and just goes crazy, Ronnie Pickering sat with his seatbelt on and furiously, loudly, didn't fight.

He led us to the north edge of the mesa to wait in silence as a glow slowly washed the sky.

Claes says that pygmy sharks could, theoretically, secrete tiny amounts of prolactin into their bloodstream to slowly dim their glow, precisely matching the levels of natural light around them.

Yes We Can? Slowly, despite the glow and the aura, deeper truths surfaced, realities I had winked away.

This grotesque moment came in a game that might just have decided the Premier League title, a collision which burnt slowly and eventually glowed.

Before I could warn my boyfriend to eat more slowly, the fork glowed red and a voice said, "Bad job.

Ranking the entire Mozzaplex No. 3 in his most recent 101 list, Jonathan Gold wrote: "The consensus hit of L.A.'s meat world this year is probably Chad Colby's tomahawk chop at Chi Spacca, a monumental cross-section of pork rib, hefty as a squash racquet, rubbed with fennel pollen and grilled slowly until it glows with flavor.

By contrast, Gliese 581 is a red dwarf, so-called because the star is small and the fusion reaction proceeds slowly, creating a dim glow.