Sentences with phrase «twinkling lights give»

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That doesn't mean you have to give up the twinkling lights which chase out the dark and gloom of winter, though.

In the middle of the dining room, you'll see a real live olive tree adorned with twinkling lights that give the illusion of being at an Italian outdoor cafe.

The Hypnose Stardust Golden Top Coat must be one of my favorites, giving a twinkle to the tips of your eyelashes like the lights draped across the avenues and wrapped around the street lamps.

At night, the city becomes a splendour of twinkling lights and gently lit buildings, giving a sense of romanticism to those lucky enough to be on the Danube at the time.

Here, the felt's softness gives the stars and the the chairs of the swing carousel a similar hazy twinkle, matching nature's light with that of the fairground ride to provide a dreamlike quality.

But a big red bow on the For Sale sign and some holiday greenery, twinkling lights and elegant decorations inside can help give buyers a dose of seasonal cheer.

There is something about the twinkling lights as the sun goes down that give off that Christmas warmth.

Give your outdoor space a festive welcome this Christmas by adorning it with fresh foliage, holly, decorative wreaths and warm, twinkling lights.

There are some dollar store twinkle lights and some vintage milk glass tucked in there as well as a jadeite coffee cup and a few books I was recently given.