At the east of city, glinting river, that is silver.
Then the very water of that pool gleams beautifully, as though with moonlight, by the glinting light of that gem.
Hawking may be almost entirely motionless in these scenes, but he remains just as present as a character, thanks to Mr Redmayne's glinting eyes and roguish smile.
But the glinting glass pinnacles and flashing stock tickers obscure the fact that most cities gain their hard edges and steely characters from the women who have long inhabited them.
The gold was glinting in the sunlight.
When people lay down to sleep, they could see the tracks glinting faintly in the starlight.
There was the aura of limitless freedom distilled from the rolling sweep of all green swaying and glinting in the wind and sun.
Some times I gaze at glinting river which is reflecting orange light from the sitting sun. It carries my dream. I took my courage in both hands to pull off my dream.
Stretching and turning, slipping and sliding, like delicate pearls, glinting with laughter.
My friend, who has a food stall in the caravanserai, is no exception and grins at me with an entire set of glinting gold.
His ring was glinting in the sunlight.
The fabulous, careful beat balances a glinting series of keyboard puffs against what sounds like a gun cocking.
He gazed at the glinting , rippling ribbon of water .
Eagles circle above the high gorges, waves swirl round the cliffs, while the shadows of the hills and clouds, the sunlight and the glinting water blend into one whole.
It was a dissent from the implicit modernist notion that we would all march forward together into those bright and boxy skyscrapers glinting so functionally in the sun.
Of glinting, misty marble stars.
She wore a cowboy hat, and her glinting hair fell out from under the brim and spilled over her shoulders.
bugle beads all aglitter; glinting eyes; glinting water; his glittering eyes were cold and malevolent; shop window full of glittering Christmas trees; glittery costume jewelry; scintillant mica; the scintillating stars; a dress with sparkly sequins; `glistering' is an archaic term.
