Belesis's own custom-made Italian leather shoes are twinkling away under the strong office lights.
Suppose, this year, we switch on a TV chatshow and find a star twinkling away about their driven commitment to work with the young and disadvantaged or their deep religious convictions.
To get the best performance out of Daft Punk's Tron Legacy Reconfigured album, you had to turn up the volume a little, while something like Aphex Twin's Xtal twinkled away in the background very happily at even the lowest of volumes.
I wouldn't classify myself as morbidly obese or a few twinkles away from calling in a crane to haul me out of my wilting mattress -- but, I'm bigger than I should be.
And in the library, children in a Suzuki violin class were toiling away at "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star," while their music teacher, a professional violist from Iceland, coached them "to stand straight and tall".
Occasional headlights on the dirt road a half mile away twinkled.
Passy and Sallanches, two towns at the foot of the Chamonix valley, twinkled a lifetime away below as we made our way up the steep face of Mont Blanc du Tacul – the slightly lower (4,248m peak just north-west of the White Mountain itself.
You are gone in the physical sense but in my heart, we are still dancing the night away under twinkle lights.
Most important here is the sort of demonstration which argues from the cause to the effect rather than effect to cause, for instance, the demonstration that stars, unlike the planets, are far away because they twinkle, and whatever twinkles is far away.
"I saw the spotlight on me, and I thought, 'Oh, my God, why doesn't it go away?,' " she recalled in "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star" (1984), a book about Hollywood's child actors by Dick Moore, who, as Dickie Moore, was one of them.
