And the bath, redone in 2015, gleams in white tile.
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A statue of the Buddha gleams beside a happy cat.
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Nothing gleams — not the beats, not the words, not the feelings.
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A towering pile of salt gleams white in Mesologgi, in western Greece.
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Yet amid the horror, occasional salutary gleams of light may be glimpsed.
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In the soft winter light, the aquamarine glass gleams like unmined gemstones.
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Its iridescent body gleams like an emerald, and its wings shine like gold.
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The University of Reading is filled with greenery and gleams in the sun.
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The watch gleams at Kevin begging to be lifted from its resting place.
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This season's sinuous jewelry bends with the body and gleams against the skin.
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Such intelligence gleams in these essays, culled from several years of blog posts.
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In a queasy year for retail, the department-store holiday extravaganza gleams on.
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There's a little sugar, too, scattered like the mineral gleams in a sidewalk.
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It gleams and sparkles in the sunlight and invites lovers to enter and osculate.
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On the very top of the hill, the observatory's dome gleams in the sunlight.
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Sadie Barnette, "Untitled" This child's bike gleams a metallic pink against a gritty sidewalk.
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Her purposefully milk-white skin gleams in the moonlight as Nat forcefully chokes her.
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At YSP a massive stainless-steel sculpture of a camel's pelvis gleams in the sunshine.
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Mikey Winslow gleams with a cool confidence as Riff, the cocky chieftain of the Jets.
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In front of us, a plate of yellow jackfruit gleams in the low afternoon light.
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It gleams and shimmers, sure, but then you can let it melt in your mouth.
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Other photographs can be multicolored—you see different gleams and glitters in the rocks themselves.
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A billionaire (or so we're told) whose name gleams golden on glass towers across the land.
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But I decided to head out to the island, where Fuller's dome gleams beneath the sun.
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The armonica also gleams within that gilded setting; its smooth, glossy appearance alone is mesmerizing, even seductive.
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The counter—one of those new tile ones, very pricey—is immaculate and the whole kitchen gleams.
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Its shell is cracking, and a lurid yellow light gleams from within; a green gas seeps out.
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It gleams so bright, it just might obscure the fact that anything was ever out of place.
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Even as he sprinted off to catch his flight, I could sense his gleams illuminating the city.
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After all, what you're listening to often gleams with the blended polyphony of a good-size band.
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The 75-foot-long mural now gleams in a Philadelphia station, having undergone its first-ever restoration.
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Parked in a Berlin platz at night, the concept car gleams, city lights dancing off its sinuous lines.
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The D.C.-based sound artist's sole release on Bandcamp is sharp, prickly, and gleams with a surprising beauty.
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But sometimes, in the cesspool of drama, arguments, and completely fabricated scenarios, there gleams a nugget of truth.
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Orata might be dressed in wheat bran that blackens on the grill until it gleams like volcanic glass.
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His face gleams as he says this, says, I was watching that Sudden Impact movie the other night.
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Seamlessly bright, the album gleams with the sparkly polish in whose reflection believers see the flame of romance.
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Smooth it over your collarbones, your shoulders, even your legs, for when a face that gleams just isn't enough.
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They are good, but the tacos don't need them, or anything more than cilantro and gleams of white onion.
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When he washes the dishes, the sun gleams off a plate like the sparkle of a cartoon character's smile.
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He stands in the shadows of his hallway, and something gleams behind him—the leaflike blade of a spear.
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El Jardín's big, new open kitchen gleams, and has a staff, including cooks and servers, of about 25 people.
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The artwork now gleams in a concourse of the City Hall SEPTA station, having undergone its first-ever restoration.
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With greater dynamic range, the Pixel camera was able to capture reflections and gleams glancing off the glossy car exteriors.
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NORILSK, Russia — On a screen, the California sun beams through the palm fronds and the Walk of Fame gleams underfoot.
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Automakers are taking the wraps off their latest machines, talking up power and comfort while the metal gleams in the spotlights.
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Wonderful Wonderful gleams and wails, an arena-rock record smoothed over with cold keyboard embellishments but inflated with sublimely inane confidence.
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Today her Instagram gleams with ripped abs, bland and sweet inspirational quotes, and what she would most likely call positive energy.
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In "Untitled (Carl's Red)" (1988) a gold and brown oval gleams like a weather-beaten gemstone encrusted in magmatic red earth.
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Shenzhen, just over the border, was a cow town three decades ago; now it glistens and gleams, a high-tech hub.
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The machinery of industry with its metallic gleams became a sheer tulle dress glinting with tiny silver chains and found treasures.
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So his China black rice, which gleams like thin beads of onyx, is tender at first bite and firm at its heart.
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This is first heard in Act III, during a hymn to the Virgin Mary, and it gleams celestially in the high winds.
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That rock is now said to sit in the Dome of the Rock, whose golden roof gleams above the Old City skyline.
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In subsequent seasons, the brothers both appear to have gently highlighted hair, which glints and gleams in certain lights to appear lighter.
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Inside, the Chiron gleams with hand-cast dials, woven carbon fiber and perfect leather hides that are available in three dozen colors.
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Gleams of hope do exist, epidemiologists and other experts say, and it's important to remember them to stay resilient in difficult times.
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Each pitch gleams perfectly in place, but in "The Queen of Spades" she seldom shaped the notes into authoritative phrases or paragraphs.
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Under a closer inspection, the shop's window gleams with real-sized walnuts, presented like the freshest, most decadent food a mouse could imagine.
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A twisting river gleams like a vein of silver; a vast city looks as dark and indistinct as a swatch of nubby fabric.
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Like Narcissus, he cannot turn away from what the surface reveals: My reflection is tall, perhaps rather like an arrow, my blond hair gleams.
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DEMRE, Turkey — The jagged Taurus Mountains rise on one side of the church, while the Mediterranean Sea gleams in the distance on the other.
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Replaced every week, it directs viewers' eyes to the adjacent wall, where the yellow spot in a painting by Joan Miró gleams a little brighter.
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It's full of the experimental contortions you'd expect from them, but it doesn't overshadow any of the luminescence that gleams off of these brilliant synthetics.
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Nowadays the neighborhood gleams under the golden pyramid atop the New York Life Insurance Company Building and frolics amid the green of Madison Square Park.
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It's as thin and light as a pocketable notebook, the paper kind, but from every angle it gleams with screen and glass and shiny hinges.
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The movie gleams and has all the smooth surfaces and persuasive detail of a typical period picture — the fedoras, the rides, the Katharine Hepburn trousers.
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"The sequel has the same tone as the original but is livelier and funnier, mostly due to Hugh Grant, who gleams as the bad guy."
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The recently renovated airport gleams with anticipation but remains low in traffic, reflecting the euphoria that accompanied statehood eight years ago, which has turned into frustration.
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The room gleams with mirrored surfaces, elaborately set glassware and cutlery and a lovely mural painted on mushroom wood that brings color and warmth to the space.
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More specifically, that image is one of a knight in shining armor, with the sun somehow glistening on all sides, reflecting gleams of light into onlookers eyes.
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The morning sun gleams alluringly as pupils arrive at the Fläming Gymnasium (high school) in Bad Belzig, a small town in the east German state of Brandenburg.
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The layering of the material gives the quilts a depth that shifts and gleams as the viewer moves around the work, a painterly quality Towns can't avoid.
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Meanwhile, a single tear rolls down the cheek of a single mother in an adjacent van as her Uber app gleams silently with no incoming ride requests.
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When you approach the door of No. 10, which gleams like a polished shoe, it swings open at the instant that you are worried it will not.
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Misha Kahn covered the strings of a mop head with resin, forgoing any lighting parts but painting it a sunshine yellow so it gleams on its own.
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The surface is enriched by brilliant gold, silver, and copper leaf, as well as darker oxidized metals, such as a Japanese gun-metal blue leaf that inwardly gleams infrared.
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In digital form, they still cast shadows and retain the reflective gleams from the real world, making for some really unique emoji — ones that revel in objecthood and materiality.
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Popular LGBTQ website Everyone Is Gay has released an online self-care package called "Where the Love Light Gleams," to encourage self-care and self-love during the holiday season.
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"The Morning Show," the flagship offering of the new Apple TV Plus streaming service that arrives Friday, looks like good TV. Directed by Mimi Leder, it gleams on the screen.
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Tarantino may be searching for the same anxieties, but only in gleams and flickers do they show through the sheen of his movie, and two things alone freaked me out.
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"Forgotten Eyes" is almost a standard rock anthem, complete with rousing melody and slogan ("Everybody needs a home and deserves protection"); the sunny acoustic riff gleams over darker, crunchier chords.
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Here are the cities where we have gathered, Here are the barns where hope is stored; We are the gleams of every being, Filled with the dreams that build the day.
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A burger reshaped into a bulky, flat-faced pyramid gleams with sesame seeds, while a brioche loaf breaks out of the icebox in the hyperrealistic photography by creative firm, Mathery Stud.
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It is made mostly of shiny, extra-tough aluminum, has the shape of a hockey-stick blade, and gleams like a futuristic monolith that primitive humans might worship in a movie.
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The jokes are solid, Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones somehow have fantastic chemistry, and the script is so well-polished that it gleams like the burnished chrome shaft of a neuralyzer.
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The hot pot gleams with a topcoat of chile oil that's such a deep red it nearly camouflages a handful of dried chiles lurking under a canopy of chopped cilantro and scallions.
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The director, John Lee Hancock, keeps things overly neat and tidy (it all shines or gleams), but he also keeps the story humming even when business talk threatens to slow it down.
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There's the pearly bluish Twilight Tint, the purple-flecked Lavender Steel, the rosy Crushed Bloom, the white Snow Rose that gleams pink in the light, and Synthetica, a coral-pink with gold pearls.
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YANGON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Looking north from Myint Win's farm, across rice paddies and past bamboo huts, a massive new industrial development on the outskirts of Myanmar's biggest city gleams in the distance.
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These are songs composed of textures derived from punk, blown up into something larger and deeper, something that gleams with the brilliance of new wave keyboards and bounces with the assurance of funk bass.
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Before, the colors were saturated and the light was subdued, suggesting an expectant, waiting atmosphere; now the light gleams brilliantly off Beyoncé and her babies: The waiting is over and the twins are here.
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Bentleys line the roads, glass skyscrapers rise like blades over corporate business parks, a multibillion dollar hotel once used jewels as ornaments, and the presidential palace gleams with marble and sparkles with crystal chandeliers.
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But this time he really gleams as he does so, the melodies just a little brighter, the outlook a little sunnier—a suggestion that overcoming is always possible, a message Peep seemed to hold dear.
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Only the most subtle changes were made to the materials, refinishing the white oak that gleams on the borders of the gallery spaces, replacing the synthetic carpet with wool, and installing Chadwick sofas by Herman Miller.
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But this album is largely a collaboration with Pharrell, who shares with Grande a goofiness and a commitment to sheepish cheer, and the sound they developed together gleams; even the songs without him click into place.
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Despite John Lewis's exhortation that we can make a difference, despite the lived conviction that we can and will overcome, it is still there today, and it still gleams white all day long and through the night.
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While it may be addicting to have HQ Trivia and Instagram right at your fingertips, staring and scrolling gleams blue light into your eyes, suppressing your body's natural melatonin production, which makes it harder to fall asleep.
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Everyone else gleams, and that's about it: Brandon is a merciless, impish flirt; Kelsey is, like, an actual model, and she dates Garrett, who has an 8-pack or 10-pack, depending on how he is standing.
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Chai's skill gleams in a story like "Shouting Means I Love You," about an aging Chinese immigrant father and his American son paying a visit to the man responsible for the father's escape during the Sino-Japanese War.
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Talent like Diaz's would stand out anywhere but it gleams especially bright in Seattle, which since the turn of the century has enjoyed ace pitching (Felix Hernandez) and star hitting (Ichiro, among others) but rarely a watertight relief corps.
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He still gleams as the boy who used to dream about becoming an astronaut—he follows NASA on instagram, and half-jokingly won't let the narrow physical dimensions of a spaceship's cockpit ever impede him from strapping into one.
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Divided into men's and women's sides, it has self-flushing toilets lined with sanitary seat covers that rotate between uses, fresh bouquets of flowers, classical music and two attendants at all times who mop and shine until everything gleams.
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That splayed ox you see gleams like the treasures of Golconda, so that insects and glittering birds … flow here in torrents […] This metaphorical perception of the beef paintings has obviously colored Cabanne's way of seeing — and writing about — Soutine's brilliant canvas.
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But just as the movie is setting itself up as a modern "Titicut Follies" — Frederick Wiseman's classic 1967 documentary about a hospital for the criminally insane — "'Til Madness Do Us Part" begins to locate gleams of humanity amid the squalor.
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Even more impressive is the vitality that gleams through the film of gloom as the story becomes less about what happens to the Jongas than about their efforts to make peace with their fate, whatever and wherever it might be.
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Here's how Theo describes Hobie's furniture restoration workshop: [I looked] down at the labyrinth at the foot of the stairs, blond wood like honey, dark wood like poured molasses, gleams of brass and gilt and silver in the weak light.
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While Wild Wild West lacked the snazzy Men in Black sheen, the high frame rate in Gemini Man is like an overabundance of polish: the movie gleams with an uncanny, sometimes discomfiting vividness that recalls a live broadcast blown up to impossible sizes.
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And with voters widely expected to approve recreational marijuana use in November, California, already the world's largest legal market for marijuana, gleams with the promise of profits far beyond what pot shops and growers have seen in Washington or Colorado, the first states to approve recreational use.
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Boghossian introduced this technique, after years of experimentation, at the Biennale des Antiquaires in September: infinitesimal square prongs secure stones in a gradation of sizes, creating a tapered column that gleams on all sides, a swooping strip that looks as if it was made of solid diamonds.
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Until recently little more than a thoroughfare between the Manhattan Bridge exit and other parts of Brooklyn, a section of Flatbush Avenue, which touches Fort Greene and Boerum Hill and is often considered part of Downtown, now gleams with theaters and concert halls, amid a thicket of glassy towers.
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For the most part, its characters are set in their ways before they even show up on screen, and though there are some brief gleams of humanity — Alejandro's care for the kidnapped teenager who, like Kate in the previous film, seems to remind him of his murdered daughter — for the most part they start out as stock tortured antiheroes who seem trapped in a Sisyphean loop.
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Koh took as his springboard for this overcoming show the tiny honeybee, whose presence swarms the entire gallery in myriad ways: he's sculpted beeswax into human hands, which at times clasp one another; warm, golden honey gleams in one of the wood-framed boxes, accompanied by pebble-like bee pollen; some of the frames house the dried bodies of dead bees; and within the beeswax bee chapel hangs an actual hive, connected to the outside world through a slim, clear tube.
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