My heart gleamed to see you happy, living, and motivated.
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I had colored contacts that gleamed very pale in the light.
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Even in the scant torchlight, his skin gleamed like mother-of-pearl.
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Dresses gleamed with head-to-toe sequins, crystals and even LED lights.
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When I turned the display lights on, their reflection gleamed in his eyes.
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"Oh my god," I exclaimed, as the copper wire gleamed under the lights.
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Silver iridescence gleamed amid purple streaks; it was the famous "Flayed Ox" of Soutine.
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"Light tinkled among the trees," and the "grasses gleamed sword-like," says my story.
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"God bless Aretha" he said as her coffin gleamed in the lights before him.
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On my run, the dirt trails were damp and pink wildflowers gleamed with raindrops.
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Formica's eyes gleamed briefly, like the pulse from a lighthouse, but his face remained immobile.
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Garish signs gleamed from every building, one over the other in tapestries of contrasting calligraphy.
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The next destination on the list was an office building that gleamed like black obsidian.
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Along with the celebratory lyrics and cunning hooks, one component gleamed anew: Mr. Rodgers's rhythm guitar.
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As Corbyn spoke, clouds pulled away from the sky and it gleamed with the approaching dusk.
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His eyes gleamed and his lips joined in a smile as he turned to Mrs. Kurtag.
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About five minutes later, Playboi Carti emerged from the tent and gleamed in the afternoon sun.
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Giant beaded irises bloomed around the neck, Klimtian jewel tones gleamed in silk, jacquard and velvet.
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It gleamed, like a tiny shiv you might use to slice away at age-old taboos.
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A Soviet-era tractor, spindly and goggle-eyed, gleamed within the shadows of a stone barn.
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Even with no sun to reflect off their taut dark-brown skin, their bare backs gleamed.
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A raccoon hauled itself onto the bank, shedding a shower of water drops that gleamed like diamonds.
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The kitchen appeared to have been renovated recently, with new appliances and an empty refrigerator that gleamed.
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I recognized it from the thick magnetic strip in the back, the way it gleamed bluish-black.
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On Friday, Larry traveled to Youngstown State University, where he gleamed under a spotlight at the student center.
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This time, as the flashbulbs flickered and the trophy gleamed, he lay back again with his face aglow.
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The days of white-washed gentrification and "We Love Peckham" tote bags still gleamed well in the future.
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All around us, the white teeth of the Himalayas gleamed, and from nearby chimneys I smelled wood smoke.
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Most carried long wooden sticks, and a few machetes gleamed in the headlights of the rare oncoming car.
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Six's eyes gleamed as he saw that I had registered the point: These paintings were made for candlelight.
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A plump roast chicken with fresh morels and a sauce made of cream so rich it gleamed like gold.
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His portrait of a giant moray eel from only inches away revealed orange eyes that gleamed with alien intelligence.
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Every year, the Trojans' roster is loaded with five-star recruits but none of them gleamed quite like Jackson.
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The entire church gleamed in white, and there were 25 red roses on 25 white chairs for the victims.
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At the "Beale Street" premiere, she was dressed in head-to-toe pink Gucci that gleamed like wrapping paper.
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The gynecologist's voice was steady and detached, but her lips pursed in a condescending smirk and her eyes gleamed.
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His shock of white hair gleamed in a single ray of light falling from the girl's yard into his.
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The parlor table gleamed with a waxy lustre and there was a jar of pussy willows on the windowsill.
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The information gleamed from the tests will not be stored by DHS or any other federal agency, said the official.
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He drew the sword and gleamed for a moment right before slashing across the dragon's eyes, cracking the head open.
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"It was the perfect amount of glam for this event, and when she performed it gleamed just right," says Lambert.
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Wood gleamed, metal shone, the winter sun flamed through the living room's 18-foot windows and Manhattan arrayed itself below.
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In his living room, he had a huge TV and speakers; a stainless-steel Samsung refrigerator gleamed in the kitchen.
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A storm the previous night had left a few inches of snow, and the streets dripped and gleamed with snowmelt.
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They gleamed against the library's familiar collection of shabby older books, and I would wade into the feast and glut myself.
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The ball of light surrounding him gleamed so brightly into the crowd that you could feel its heat on your skin.
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In every shape, size, and color, the drag queens at DragCon gleamed from the crowd like a box of sparkling gems.
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An alchemical ingredient was the lighting, which subtly increased as daylight waned: fabric and jewelry gleamed as if they were phosphorescent.
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Those who went out refused to change their plans, and the city's nightclubs gleamed in the night with their artificial lights.
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A 17th-century wine bottle, unearthed at Stadt Huys in New Amsterdam, still gleamed with iridescent hues in its layered glass.
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Bassam inherited a liking for luxurious touches and a sense of chocolate as art: his boutiques gleamed with gold, glass and marble.
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The Javits Center gleamed a frozen-blue in the distance, a cube-stacked glass structure that conveyed the proverbial ceiling that Mrs.
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Look no further than Pat McGrath who, for Prada, created Swarovski crystal-studded cat-eyes that gleamed alongside the sportswear-inspired clothing.
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It gleamed with marble, bronze, and gold, plus no end of patriotic art meant to fire up the proletariat (and now, Instagram).
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I dug, and was rewarded with a mottled and polychromatic stone, streaked with color that gleamed and shifted almost impossibly in the light.
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And that tree didn't look quite as green as it once had, in fact it gleamed a radiant silver with new aluminum designs.
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Magnified 15 times on the monitor, her brain, webbed with bright red blood vessels, gleamed in the light and pulsated with each heartbeat.
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A searchlight on the tower of the Times building, previously used to announce election results, gleamed rays across the city until daylight broke.
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It was a slender tower made of copper, zinc, felt, glass and wood and it gleamed with the promise of a new era.
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Read more: A Shortlist of What We Like Right Now For fall, sinuous jewelry bended with the body and gleamed against the skin.
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That day, he shot about 583 buns and rolls that peeped from underneath oil-rendered French linens and gleamed in dark Dutch still-lifes.
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With walls clad in golden, mirrored tile by the design company Seletti and a pair of wall sconces that cast flattering light, the bathroom gleamed.
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Personal trophies, like his Academy Awards for "Wall Street" and "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" (which he helped to produce), gleamed on bookcase shelves.
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It took him almost four years, but by the time he was done, the house gleamed with imported marble, polished mahogany and gold-plated hardware.
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Newly affordable magazines and cookbooks teemed with kitschy photos of baked Alaskas and ham legs blasted with hairspray and spritzed with glycerin so they gleamed.
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In another window, something black and oily gleamed briefly—possibly a handgun—but the painter laid down a precise stroke and the black spot vanished.
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As a boy, I eyed my tonsured uncles warily, wincing at their scalps, revolted by the way their domes gleamed wetly on torrid summer days.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Last summer, a number of houses of worship in Nairobi gleamed yellow, with their walls freshly painted in sunshiny shades.
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The food—salad garnished with buttermilk dressing; bacon and potato; catfish sausage with fermented lemon—practically gleamed on the tableware, and tasted both Southern and progressive.
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It has been touted as Sjon's masterpiece, but it lacks the compression, celerity and discipline of the previous novels — those scythes, whose language cut and gleamed.
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Two carved leaves should unexpected guests drop by, and these still gleamed with polish though the tabletop itself was bleached and scarred: ruthless curator of memory.
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She seemed nervous as I sat down, telling my grandmother she had never cut hair the color of mine, marveling over how it gleamed like the sun.
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The piece, which included a box of glittering Frosted Flakes and a cherry pie that gleamed like the crown jewels, took the artist five years to make.
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The shop teacher was a Texas classic: short and squat, with a strip of hair defiantly growing around the back of his head, while his dome gleamed.
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Last November, the cover of Elle Decor featured a Steven Gambrel-designed kitchen awash in a shiny turquoise — even the ceiling gleamed like an iridescent underwater wonderland.
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Lashed to the helm, all stiff and stark,With his face turned to the skies,The lantern gleamed through the gleaming snowOn his fixed and glassy eyes.
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There was little information to be gleamed from her melancholic glance, but we've all seen depressing, dog-centric classics like Old Yeller, Sounder, and John Wick: Chapter One.
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Her body gleamed, built of brilliant materials and sharp angles that together made her seem like the very concept of weaponry had stolen life's own breath for itself.
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Above me, SoHo's cast-iron buildings, once filthy with the grime and graffiti in that past we now yearn for, gleamed under a summer moon like poured cream.
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Back in Harris's kitchen, which gleamed with vintage copper, I was on chopping duty, peeling and slicing vegetables on a dollhouse cutting board the size of my hand.
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Outside, Victor turned to look back at the blue devil painted on the front of the school building that had once gleamed with the promise of his son's success.
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Other Wrangler drivers smiled and did the "Jeep Wave," passengers gleamed when the windows were down and the roof panels were out and gas station bystanders smiled as they complimented the color.
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The knob of our apartment's front door was big and brass, and Earl would vigorously grasp and twist it, and with rag and smelly polish noisily buff that knob until it gleamed.
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"I love this apartment, I'm not going to lie," said Melody Richey, 38, whose first-floor apartment in a rapidly gentrifying section of East Williamsburg gleamed with the crisp edges of new construction.
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And for good reason: The Leg 2.0 gleamed with the light of a thousand suns — or, as makeup artist Francesca Tolot confirmed exclusively to us, a generous application of Wonderskin Skin Perfected Body Foundation.
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But the Costa del Crime was once the inspiration for Sexy Beast—a place where drug kingpins shimmering with tan oil gleamed like ingots by the pool, living a life of money and blow.
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What you could not have ignored, if you came close, was the 46-centimetre bicep that rippled under his shirt, and the perfect V-shaped chest that gleamed as he tossed the waste rind aside.
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So, the questions are how broad of an audience Facebook can find and whether they'll go out of their way to pursue different modes to appeal to what other apps have already gleamed from the market.
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Then my eyes gleamed with admiration, because she had nonetheless delivered that tutorial — and with it, a crucial message: Being transgender isn't the whole of her identity, the extent of her purpose or the crux of her mission.
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The vast mound of the stupa gleamed white, as did the shirts of Mr Rajapaksa's supporters, setting off the crimson of the processional carpet and of the robes of shaven-headed Buddhist monks thronging to bestow their blessing.
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The bus gleamed in the parking lot of his Urbandale office, freshly wrapped in the campaign's signature black and red and white and bright comic-book blue, symbolizing a new phase for what has been an austere campaign.
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On the other hand, the best argument for outing marchers is that participants chose, of their own volition, to march in a highly publicized white supremacist rally, faces uncovered, as countless iPhones gleamed in the tiki torch light.
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His shadow splayed out huge before him, and his mind gleamed with ancient wars and winged beings, a mountain of melted demon bones and the city on the far side of it—a city that had vanished in the mists of time.
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I began gathering up whatever material I could — not only the sociologists' interview transcripts, but piles of other documents gleamed piecemeal from libraries and individual people's closets — with an eye toward writing a book that would reconstruct that Easter weekend in Anchorage.
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Making It The finale of Brandon Maxwell's fall/winter 2017 show — which the designer described as an homage to his relationships — featured a liquid Swarovski crystal mesh suit worn by the model Riley Montana that gleamed as she moved down the runway.
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Heroically, like a girl in a film, she made her way alone through the next-door room, where the pale horse gleamed sinisterly; she jumped when something moved, thinking it was a flutter of stuffed birds, but it was only her own reflection in the foxed mirror.
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In the supporting roles, Jun Hatsukaze gleamed with opportunistic malice as the jail matron Mama Morton, and, in a break with Takarazuka tradition, the role of the sob sister journalist Mary Sunshine was played by (nonspoiler alert) a man, T. Okamoto, possessed of a nice operatic trill.
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Inside the cavernous space—with talented friends like Sharon Van Etten and Taraka and Nimai Larson of Prince Rama enlisted to handle a handful of the many vocal threads that weave through her songs—Barwick's compositions gleamed less like hymns and more like the heady shimmer of a pipe organ.
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The yellows and greens of the vegetation gleamed with lush intensity in the streaming sunlight, and always the Kazanka River was there, sometimes right alongside the road, sometimes far off, sometimes as wide as a great lake, sometimes narrowing, but always glittering and shimmering in the light, in every possible shade of blue.
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He was not forgettable in appearance, either, in his particularly English brand of soft blond beauty, the kind destined to quickly spoil in the equatorial sun, the kind in which one could see the remnants of a too-pretty boy wearing short pants and round-toed black shoes that gleamed like beetles.
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"The fact that information gleamed from Facebook or Instagram or other social media networks might not be reliable doesn't mean that it will preclude DHS from using it as a basis for excluding people from the United States," said César Cuauhtémoc García Hernández, assistant professor at the University of Denver Sturm College of Law.
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There's not much in the way of new information to be gleamed, providing only a standard synopsis: Set in the 1990s, Marvel Studios' is an all-new adventure from a previously unseen period in the history of the Marvel Cinematic Universe that follows the journey of Carol Danvers as she becomes one of the universe's most powerful heroes.
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On the third floor of Phillips's vast glass-clad Aukett Swanke-designed headquarters in Mayfair, her jewel-encrusted creations gleamed against a backdrop of flowers — a 10-foot-tall cascade of green amaranth with mossy tentacles by the Parisian florist Louis-Géraud Castor — as four models moved about the space in sculptural ear cuffs inset with rainbows of diamonds, tourmalines and sapphires.
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I grew up in a succession of moderately grand houses where the nicest rooms were the ones no one was allowed to use: the drawing room with its dustless ornaments and immaculate cream-colored sofas, the spare room where the mahogany furniture gleamed and the white bedsheets were always crisp and clean, the study with its unread leather-bound volumes, as forbidding as if it were conserving the memory of someone important who once worked there.
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