He considers this for a moment or two, then his eyes light up with a mischievous twinkle.
She has that kind of twinkle in her eye that can light up a room, or flatten a person.
Girl stars twinkle in UP's dusty villages They are the "real stars", who attract crowds, applause and rave reviews for their achievements in the most remote of Uttar Pradesh's villages.
Lear's humour derives more from his coined words than rhymes, but an unusual pairing enhances the merriment in lines 25 and 26: "An army of Dogs in a twinkling tore up his /Pork Waistcoat and Trowsers to give to their Puppies".
You could see almost every star twinkling up there".
The criticism had also generated an inside joke: to signify approval, some finance-group members, instead of wiggling their fingers with palms out ("up twinkles"), had taken to cupping their palms together and wiggling their fingers, in a gesture that called to mind Mr. Burns from "The Simpsons".
At her best, she makes frosty synth-pop that points toward Heaven, replete with soaring choruses and intricate electronic twinkling that fills up dramatic empty space; on these numbers she sounds as if she could be a distant cousin of both Kate Bush and Florence and the Machine.
A personal note on the menu tells you, with a little Cockney twinkle, that Gregg grew up around 'ere in the 1970s, and his menu is designed to evoke those heady days when grub was tasty.
Granted, that probably doesn't give you the same nostalgic twinkle as Jack setting up his "Twittr," but, like it or not, it's still an important part of the company's story.
The mission of intent for the Nonfunctional Satellite is to orbit the earth where it will open up and twinkle as it shuttles through the sky, the Mylar reflective exterior enabling the satellite to reflect the beams of the sun.
