She is hardly the first person to come to the country with a ravening eye, and there is an all-you-can-eat quality to the resulting picaresque, with sights to be feasted on at every turn: glowing ranks of fast-food signs, a perspiring square dance, and family photos and children's drawings, glanced at when we enter a house, as if Arnold were a detective assessing a crime scene.
This means the USB mouse takes turns glowing in red and blue.
The caterpillar head was gently pushed backwards with cotton ear buds to evert the VEG, and a stainless steel pin was heated with a Bunsen flame until it turns glowing red and then brought close to the everted VEG.
When she shines UV light through the tube, its contents turn a glowing shade of fluorescent orange.
Agapanthus is not usually grown for its seedheads, which is a shame: as the flowers fade, the stems turn a glowing yellow, the umbels a soft parchment-brown, and the almost-black seeds become quite striking.
The researchers are also able to turn the light off by adding a luciferase inhibitor, which doubles as a sort of chemical light switch for when it's time to turn those glowing plants off.
The small trees in the corners arch above the brick patio, their leaves still green but soon to turn a glowing copper.
Each Jouster is given a Move controller, and they're calibrated so that a short, sharp movement will turn the glowing bulb on top of the handset red, putting you out of the action.
'Tis said, though I can scarce believe it, the sun turned round his glowing throne of gold, to vex the sons of men by this change because of the quarrel amongst them.
Maggie Gyllenhaal, ardent, her round face glowing, turns up as Jean Craddock, a journalist and a single mother, who penetrates the gloom of Bad's motel room for an interview.
The classic romantic triangle may never have been so ethereal; Malick's balletic camera conjures love's rhapsodic heights and bottomless depths and turns the glowing light of the American landscape into a spiritual bounty.
