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1. The reflection of the red sky glows on the paintwork of the wall … yes, a very good omen for the future

2. The cigarette glows as ash forms,

3. in the twin glows of the battle opposite and the magical object inside

4. "Your face glows as if it were the sun itself

5. Your body has filled out to perfection and your hair glows with a lustrous sheen

6. He would find her a short distance from the boundaries, looking toward Ivarstead and captivated by its flickering lanterns and their glows dancing on the waters of Lake Geir

7. Orb first noticed that what little light there was in the library was provided by the occasional electric glows that passed like water through the thread-like veins on the ceiling leaves

8. When our intention is sincere, it glows like a beacon and it is always something that resonates with our hearts and that of others too

9. When it’s filled, it glows and no one can pass out of it again until our blood makes contact with it again

10. The red glows were some sort of hint

11. The red glows were taillights, the variations in intensity were when brake lights came on

12. The steersman had switched on the riding lights, which now threw out soft red and green glows

13. Step4: Switch On the circuit probably in some dark room, bring a light torch over to LDR and see if the LED glows and melody circuit generates some music

14. Here the marble floors are white, with a black Candor symbol in the center of the room, and the walls are lit with rows of dim yellow lights, so the whole room glows

15. The moon glows behind a haze of clouds

16. She wears Amity yellow instead of red, and it glows against her skin

17. The projector glows blue against the wall

18. Uriah said that he would come here early to turn on the generator, and sure enough, when I touch my finger to the elevator button, it glows through my fingernail

19. She points to the screen in my lap, where the light still glows around my mother’s words

20. The nanoeye near Jaden turns towards him and glows

21. “It glows?” I remembered

22. On the other hand, many of them had spelled items with them, indicated by small and concentrated glows of power

23. A treasure,that glows and shines

24. Now she glows with the moon

25. As he speaks, the air outside glows and crackles more fiercely

26. The wood beneath glows a deep orange at his touch

27. "Love is the candle that brightens up life and glows forever

28. ‘Call me a dumb old warrior, but if Athene is what you say and she does have this immunity to all forms of magic, or that she is surrounded by this anti-magic aura, then how can it be that the sword glows with that bright magical power in her presence? I can tell you this is not the first time that I have witnessed its power active in her presence; so please humour my ignorance and explain to me how this can be?

29. rings, aC signal of the ring frequency is generated in glows, which indicates that the telephone is ringing

30. initially, when mains switch is ‘on’, the bulb glows

31. They must wear a suit that glows, that’s what it must be

32. Richard puffs on an ebony pipe with gold inlay, its bowl glows with embers as you stand at the threshold to your family property line, the mirror finish of his sunglasses grant you surveillance over your shoulder

33. Under starlight the earth glows selling out the nature of these pits, the bottomless black of a flooded volcano, red arteries showing the seeping magma at the heart of the system

34. Although sometimes after sunset or before sunrise the blob glows brightly, so brightly in fact that it’s the brightest thing in the sky by far

35. “All I know is that when I sincerely think of forgiving my father it glows brighter, see

36. Where the truth glows,

37. When individuals are finally presented with the truth and take just a moment to question the reason for all the unnecessary suffering, and their own role in the world, an epiphany occurs: something clicks, a light finally glows in the mind, and one finally asks “What am I doing, and why am I doing it? And what can I do to stop needless suffering?”

38. when she smells the hot trail of a boy and it glows with excitement

39. After a last look at the Eastern horizon, where the first glows of twilight had appeared, Ingrid lit up the navigation lights of her UH-1 DOVE light helicopter as a signal for the rest of her helicopters assembled and waiting in fields just outside of Lyons

40. His close-cut crop of blonde hair glows like a scary halo

41. The setting sun glows pinkish-orange through a low cloud hovering above us, casting a red-shifted light upon us

42. In the dark, starry background, the Kairos supernova glows a fresh shade of orange

43. The elevator opens and Floor 3: Docking Platforms glows on the opposite wall

44. Their faint glows grew stronger and they attached themselves to the ceiling of the cavern

45. There are no candles or orbs set in it: the whole thing glows, casting a glow like moonlight

46. It still glows

47. The more the tongue repeats it, the more the words kindle the light in the spirit, and the more this light increases and glows, adding new witnessing to the witnessing of the spirit

48. As usual the thick, musty fog prevented him from seeing much farther than a few houses, from which faint orange glows flickered in living rooms and kitchens

49. The children didn’t know what time it was when they finally gathered outside Fenton’s house, just out of sight behind an overgrown hedge, but it was very dark already, and the glows from the lanterns inside the house looked extremely inviting

50. The adults were just a mass of black shapes on the short dock, but lanterns swung and cast haphazard glows around the circle of faces

51. Moon with its stars appears and glows;

52. She is invisible to those around him, but in Loki’s eyes she shimmers and glows, as does the arrow protruding from her back

53. That’s how straight it is, and what’s more is that it glows, like the earrings his daddy bought his mommy for her birthday

54. The grass glows gold

55. Not only that, but it was dark and glows of light

56. The glows that had been on the other side of

57. Sudden glows in the darkness lit up everywhere and half turning I saw that they were pairs of watching eyes of at least one hundred individuals

58. Sage sat on the sofa in the great room, setting out lotions and masks, sugar glows and bottles and tubs of things Cami couldn’t identify

59. Within that form there glows a point of power which vibrates not as yet but shines as light electric

60. beacons, while the ice glows a pale orange with streaks of reflected firelight

61. And, mother, the old dame said that this scarlet letter was the Black Man's mark on thee, and that it glows like a red flame when thou meetest him at midnight, here in the dark wood

62. We may all see it in the sunshine; and it glows like a red flame in the dark

63. Even at this late hour, in the quarter-light, it glows a majestic blue

64. A trio of outer islands bear low stone forts; a green lantern glows on the tip of a jetty

65. The iron clangs and his hands lacerate and his six-day beard glows white with dust, but Werner can see that Volkheimer makes quick progress: the sliver of light becomes a violet wedge, wider across than two of Werner’s hands

66. His shirt’s open at the chest, which glows like molded brass

67. The light glows green and the lock makes a whirring sound

68. Yet now I ask: what could be more curious and strange than the Cycle of Child-bearing, the Phases of Pregnancy? There is, for instance, the First Phase, when one wishes to quite undo the Babe, because one feels its Presence as an Invasion at one’s very Centre; then the Second, when one feels the first delicate Stirrings of Life within (as if the Tail of a tiny Mermaid had brusht against one’s Heart and all one’s Inner Being were a gentle Sea with small Waves lapping); then the Third, when the Child grows bigger and ’tis very like a Puppy wiggling, tickling, e’en licking within; then the Fourth, when it grows the Size of a great Melon and causes one to make Water four Times an Hour, and indeed wakes up just when one lyes down to sleep, and falls to sleep just when one walks or rides or goes abroad; then the Fifth Phase, when the Child becomes a true Burden, heavier under the Heart than Lead and yet, for all its cumbrous Weight, more lov’d as well (for now it seems real rather than fanciful to the Mother and so she can better bear the Discomfort of its Heaviness); and then the Sixth Phase, when the Mother begins to grow immobile, fearful of Death in Childbed, (with Nights full of Dreams of Monsters, and Days full of Dreams of Childbirth Horrors); then the Seventh, when the Pregnancy grows long as the longest Day of Summer and the Mother forgets she hath e’er been slender of Form or will e’er be again, and ev’ry Step is an Effort not to make Water by Chance in the Street, and ev’ry Motion causes Pain and ev’ry Night is sleepless (because turn as she will this way and that, the Child cannot be accommodated whilst it kicks her Lungs and butts its bony Head against her Bowels); and then the Eighth Phase, the Phase of Immense Impatience and Weariness, when she believes the Child will ne’er be born (and she is glad, for then she may not dye but only endure Pregnancy for all Eternity!); and then the Ninth Phase, when the Moon is full as a Bladder of pale Wine, and the Sea glows with its rotund Reflection and the Mother fears Death more than e’er before; and then, at last, the Tenth Phase, when the Waters break and the Pains begin, slowly at first, and then tumultuous; and she knows she has no Choyce now, but must give birth or burst; for she cannot turn back, cannot take another Road thro’ the Forest, another Canal to the Sea, and she, like her Babe, is pusht headlong into the Dance of Life and Death, turning, whirling, moaning, writhing; and whether she shall live or dye she does not know, but the Pain grows so terrible at the Last that, i’faith, she does not e’en care!

69. His right calf, I notice, glows brightly on my camera’s infrared display

70. Jess followed her into a small, plain anteroom lit by amber glows

71. They extinguished their glows, because ahead was a barred gate, and cloudy, dying daylight

72. The gigantic open ground where the troops had now formed into precisely uniform lines by their carriages had gone quiet now … so quiet that Jess could hear the hum from the glows that surrounded the stone field

73. The whole street was quiet, though in other houses glows burnt here and there

74. All the glows had been extinguished, and when Jess tapped the first one, which should have raised the rest, they stayed dark

75. Glows didn’t fail often, and this seemed convenient timing

76. The glows were out here, too

77. The glows turned lower, and his eyes adjusted to pick out the soldiers arrayed around them

78. Autopsy shows his body glows with enough poison to pile-drive an elephant

79. Certain flashes can only proceed from certain souls; the eye, that vent-hole of the thought, glows with it; spectacles hide nothing; try putting a pane of glass over hell!

80. The corrugated iron of the canneries glows with the pearly lucency of platinum or old pewter

81. Sometimes I rambled to pine groves, standing like temples, or like fleets at sea, full-rigged, with wavy boughs, and rippling with light, so soft and green and shady that the Druids would have forsaken their oaks to worship in them; or to the cedar wood beyond Flint's Pond, where the trees, covered with hoary blue berries, spiring higher and higher, are fit to stand before Valhalla, and the creeping juniper covers the ground with wreaths full of fruit; or to swamps where the usnea lichen hangs in festoons from the white spruce trees, and toadstools, round tables of the swamp gods, cover the ground, and more beautiful fungi adorn the stumps, like butterflies or shells, vegetable winkles; where the swamp-pink and dogwood grow, the red alderberry glows like eyes of imps, the waxwork grooves and crushes the hardest woods in its folds, and the wild holly berries make the beholder forget his home with their beauty, and he is dazzled and tempted by nameless other wild forbidden fruits, too fair for mortal taste

82. As I sat there in that now lonely room; the fire burning low, in that mild stage when, after its first intensity has warmed the air, it then only glows to be looked at; the evening shades and phantoms gathering round the casements, and peering in upon us silent, solitary twain; the storm booming without in solemn swells; I began to be sensible of strange feelings

83. “The kiss glows in his heart, but the old man adheres to his idea

84. That the forest glows and tr-r-rembles