Sentence examples for the glow which from inspiring English sources

Get that good, and you're referred to as possessing the Glow, which we understand has nothing to do with the old Ready Brek adverts.

Chlorophyll, a pigment in plants, is what's causing the glow, which is invisible to the human eye.

In our experiments A. digitata exposed a greater surface to the glow, which led in consequence to its faster heating up as compared to A. gregorii.

Extrapolating to the entire sky, Mushotzky estimates that there must be 70 million to 100 million such sources--more than enough to account for the glow, which was discovered in 1962.

It was ultraviolet, like the glow which is cast from a black light.

Here I chose the Scarlet Glow, which the menu describes as being "a lively, fruity blend of hibiscus and elder flowers, naturally sweetened with sweet leaf".

During a 10-day flight at 120,000 feet over Antarctica in 1998, the gadget was able to detect and map faint ripples in the microwave glow, which could be used like the ticks on a ruler to gauge the cosmos and read off its geometry and other parameters.

Connecting two devices in series successfully powered the light emitting diode to glow, which reveals the good reliability of the device for energy storage applications.

The chief difficulty, he claims, is keeping his clothes clean.That, though, is a small price to pay for the warm, virtuous glow which comes from converting waste into motive power.

The closer you are to the sun setting, the more golden its glow, which makes August a better time to visit than June.

He noted Steven's attempts to learn sword-fighting as a call back to the first episode, "Gem Glow", which aired alongside "Steven the Sword Fighter" upon its premiere.