Sentence examples for start to glow from inspiring English sources
Underneath this warm fabric sea you can glimpse tiny houses and strange creatures as they start to glow with light.
As Dylan gains steam, though, his plainspoken descriptions of the books start to glow with an unexpected beauty and power.
White and dead-looking by day, they begin to blush as the unwilling northern dusk gathers, then they start to glow, pulsating with a pinkish light.
"In the play we just get more and more ill and we start to glow on stage as the radium leaks into our bodies," says Weeks, who will be covered in glow paint so she radiates on stage.
As Maddalena, the soprano Kristin Lewis took a while to lose the cool edge in her voice and start to glow, but she rose to a restrained, moving "La mamma morta".
It's a place where people lounge for hours – and as the sun sets, it becomes even more cosy, as the fairy lights come on and pretty star lampshades start to glow.
The small white shacks started to glow.
You're starting to glow with this from within".
Toward evening, though, the Khan Shatyr started to glow violet.
I swear solid food, real or digital, started to glow.
The sugar maples were starting to glow orange on the hills to the east, in New Hampshire.
