Sentence examples for some glow from inspiring English sources
The orange will give him some glow.
Some glow bright red, some are nearly drab green; some are opaque, some let light through.
The last days of May are among the longest of the year and, in spite of the ferry-dock lights and the lights of the cars streaming into the belly of the boat, she could see some glow in the western sky and, against it, the black mound of an island — not Bowen but one whose name she did not know — tidy as a pudding set in the mouth of the bay.
Ah, wonderful, here are some glow in the dark keyboard stickers for nine bucks.
Some glow brighter or dimmer than others; these "hot" and "cold" spots are manipulated to create a pattern, logo, or even a famous painting.
That's because it gives your skin a matte look and lets some glow still shine through.
She starts dancing, alone, with some glowing balls.
Crewe, indeed, appear to have given Bennell some glowing testimony.
West made some glowing references to Bucks County, where he spent some weekends.
They're singing "Come Together," and some glowing blue dove marionettes have arrived on the scene.
In 1994, The Shawshank Redemption garnered little public attention despite some glowing reviews.
