Sentence examples for soon glow from inspiring English sources

The bichon, officially named PaRay's Rime Time but known to friends and fans as Sloan, will soon glow like a frosted, 60-watt light bulb.

Times Square overflows with commercial versions of the form, and thanks to technology that allows exterior walls to function as video screens, private homes may soon glow with a self-taught variety.

Sure enough, after a time, some men carried in a generator, a smoking, clattering thing, and a dim electric light was soon glowing in the darkness.

To check if your bead is cool enough to go into the fiber blanket or vermiculite without damaging it, hold the bead under your work area (don't forget to rotate) and see if it is still glowing – as soon as the glow fades, put it into the fiber blanket or vermiculite.

Suddenly, they are in her apartment, and the veneer of normality is soon losing its glow.

But the feel-good glow soon gave way to quaking knees.

I did not think that I would be disappointed so soon after the glow and the promise of the inauguration.

But soon a soft glow emanating from Uncle Nancy's Coffee House put on silent display a round, bespectacled woman of 59 in constant movement, sliding trays of dough into the oven, testing the espresso machine, grinding coffee.

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It's a feeling we here on the Gulf Coast have become all too familiar with over the years, so here's hoping that your lights are glowing soon and that you're surrounded by friends and family.

Its glow dimmed soon after it was announced, perhaps because opinion polls - which in those far-off days, people believed - suggested it wasn't popular with voters.