Sentences with phrase «golden glow of»

Leave it up, move it around and enjoy the golden glow of this print.

It helps build trust, it cements companionship and there is nothing quite like the warm, golden glow of knowing that the person who you love, loves you.

I'd travelled through the Cotswolds many times before, captivated by the golden glow of the honey - coloured stone buildings, that just seemed to lend themselves to being painted.

The incredibly brilliant golden glow of this painting is truly mesmerizing!

Merlin Carpenter's consciously crude painting of a middle - aged couple grinning in the golden glow of a stock sunset suggests «Price on Request» at dépendance.

The golden glow of activity and movement that the new millennia brought to the portuguese scene is warming for the national crowds.

Inspired by light, comfort and open living, each contemporary room features a flawless ocean view with large windows to capture the golden glow of tropical sunsets that melt dramatically behind distinctive Kukusan Island.

Bask in the golden glow of Labuan Bajo's inspiring sunset from our hilltop location, which will certainly take your breath away.

In the golden glow of new pet ownership, especially, everything looks easy.

Every day, sometimes even three times a day, the nameless man in that story visits the Jardin des Plantes to stare at the strange little animals in their cramped aquarium, at their translucent milky bodies and delicate lizard's tails, their pink, flat, triangular Aztec faces and tiny feet with nearly humanlike fingers, the odd reddish sprigs that sprout from their gills, the golden glow of their eyes, the way they hardly ever move, only now and then twitching their gills, or abruptly swimming with a single undulation of their bodies.

His skin seems to radiate a golden glow of intoxicating youth and promise.

Jump into this glorious array of stories, absorb them, fill your dreams up with them, surround yourself with the golden glow of all things positive and affirming, and submerge yourself in the wisdom shared by women across the globe.

The golden glow of silky pumpkin white chocolate.

As the sun sinks below the cobblestoned horizon, prepare to be bathed in the golden glow of this romantic, set - menu pasta spot, where chef Michele Farnesi rotates his unique dishes frequently, from ravioli with prawns and leeks, to linguini with mackerel and herbs, to rigatoni with pigeon offal.

Not exact matches

We may be living in the Golden Age of Television, but conventional broadcasters aren't exactly basking in the glow.

They strip you naked, laser away the birthmarks, wax the stray hairs, spray the golden glow, tape the wayward piece of flesh, and tell you to smile or not to smile as the case may be.

It is the sudden burst of divine light as when Helios peaks over the horizon, casting his rays on all creation so that the world glows in the golden haze of dawn, translucent and transformed.

M ellow and glowing with autumnal red A nd also ochre striped with golden light, R epainted bedroom with a brand new bed L eft made up, crisp sheets awaiting night; O ld layers overlaid with something fresh, N ew, and sorting out, giving away, C lear for a different union of flesh A nd spirit, window to another day; L ife turns its wheel of change.

The theater has received glowing reviews for its staging of such plays as Merchant on Venice, which turns Shakespeare's play about Christians and Jews into a story about Muslims and Hindus, and Golden Child, by David Hwang, about the cultural clash between Christian missionaries and the Chinese.

As the summer sun glowed golden over Ballard, a neighborhood rich with Scandinavian history, I crossed the old railroad tracks, past the main streets, and made my way into a shipyard where relics of the old neighborhood were displayed as if it were a museum.

Not only does a tiny bit of tamari give the garlic butter mushrooms a gorgeous golden glow, but it intensifies the flavor of the butter and gives the mushrooms a perfectly salty bite.

I remembered how good I felt when I was starting my day with a scoop of clean nuts and seeds, and then the golden lightbulb started glowing.

By adding a little bit to oatmeal, you're left with a glowing golden bowl of turmeric oatmeal... and who doesn't love a big bowl of sunshine in the morning?

Chilli powder is added not to give a spicy taste (as this little won't), but when you add the rosy red Kashmiri or Paprika powder to the golden yellow Turmeric powder it boosts the sharp glow of the golden yellow Turmeric.

Grain - free and free from any refined - sugars, the unique blends of nutrient dense superfood powders and ingredients create four flavours: Blush Crunch, Glowing Granola, Golden Granolas, and Lush Crunch (UK).

Season the mixture generously with salt and pepper, and then take a step back and bask in the golden (pinkish) glow of your creation.

The Bronze Buffer takes the stress out of faux tanning by giving you the power to refine results — even after color has developed — leaving you with a flawless, natural looking golden glow.

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Edible Beauty Australia No. 4 Golden Glow Tea is a radiance - boosting blend of detoxifying burdock and cleavers (which stimulates the function of the lymphatic system), hormone regulating licorice and red clover, and nourishing nettle.

After just three days at Golden Door Health Retreat, I felt completely at ease: my skin was glowing, my stomach flat and the usual ball of stress and anxiety in my stomach had unknotted.

A: Instead of relying on a heavy product, use a yellow - based or green - based concealer, such as Prescriptives Illuminating Cream Potion in Red Neutralizer and Jane Iredale Amazing Base in Warm Sienna, Warm Silk, Amber, or Golden Glow, which help camouflage the red.

Chilli powder is added not to give a spicy taste (as this little won't), but when you add the rosy red Kashmiri or Paprika powder to the golden yellow Turmeric powder it boosts the sharp glow of the golden yellow Turmeric.

A golden glow or earthy colors can also promote a feeling of peace and warmth.

You always have a kind of golden glow - from strawberry blonde through to rich deep auburn.

I don't want to look ghost - like, but I'd like to find a color that matches best with my fair skin tone — yet provides a hint of a subtle golden glow.

It is the perfect combination of peach and rosy tones that has a slight golden shimmer and gives the perfect amount of color for a natural subtle glow.

I feel like fall is full of golden hues and having tiny glowing lights at night just adds to the gold colors.

Love this mix of warm and cool, Tiina, and the lovely golden glow around you.

Each of these shades has a yellow undertone (is mixed with yellow) and has a golden glow.

Your Warm undertone gives off a «golden glow» and each of the colors in the WARM color family have the same yellow undertone as your own and will complement your natural coloring - creating harmony!

It'll give you that trendy golden glow without taking you too far out of your comfort zone.

Layers of soft gray, charcoal, olive and golden color seem to glow from within in this rich atmospheric abstract.

Romwe cardigan, James Jeans skinny, DV by Dolce Vita top, Jeffrey Campbell boots, Alexander Wang tote Took my highly self - coveted boots out for a walk near the canyons last weekend and ended up finding this neat little spot perched up high in front of two hills encasing a setting sun, hence the crazy beautiful golden glow.

Glowing in golden yellow, this effortlessly draped dress is signature to the French sensuality of Jacqemus.

Inspired by honey's golden glow, the makeup brand developed this glow - inducing makeup primer to nourish the skin, reduce the look of blemishes and imperfections, and promote a natural - looking glow.

This setting powder is like a veil of perfect golden hour sunlight, giving you a gorgeous glow all while reducing shine and blurring any perceived imperfections.

A bright white smile, a pink pout and a golden glow are what remind me of Spring.

So I just used this stuff for two days and had a golden glow that fooled all of my friends!

It is a golden, peachy pearl liquid that makes your skin look so warm and full of glow.

To hide spider veins and cellulite mix a grape sized amount of Glow Time Full Coverage Mineral BB Cream to two parts Golden Shimmer.