agleam

The first few stars were agleam in the darkening sky.

He merely followed, through silent passageways agleam with living light.

Her famous face, usually agleam with mischief, is here a study in professional concentration.

Adam's eyes were agleam with the joy of knowledge.

Her eyes were agleam and her head tilted back.

Only that tower, and it was thickly agleam with the sparks of fire such as passed beneath his feet.

Lights were agleam in a stately mansion that stood back from the traffic of a Washington avenue.

He had parked in front and was getting out of a new and shiny car, agleam with chrome.

His dark eyes were agleam with curiosity.

"We ought to kill them," Wantage said, one half of his face suddenly agleam.

The commissioner's eyes were agleam with interest.

She was agleam with oil and perspiration.

Each of them was agleam.

In this no-man's land between the tides, everything is agleam: the shining water; the glittering flats.

His cleanly shaved dome was agleam in the lights, and his long legs stretched across the room.

M'tras' face and hands were agleam with sweat.

More lights were agleam; they threw a sweeping brilliance through the hall and the adjoining room, rendering the whole scene visible to those outside.

His green eyes agleam, the boy beamed at her before tugging at Gareth's tunic.

To this day, his eyes are perpetually agleam behind huge obsolescent horn-rims at the mention of a new prospect in the theater.

Constantine's eyes are agleam.

Northward, beyond these old gray walls, the High Housing lifted emerald green, agleam with villas.

Among those shadows the humans made out woods, brooks, pools, turned hoary or agleam by the light of stars which filled the sky view strips.

The man-mountain stood near the shed with two of his guards, chest heaving, agleam with sweat.

Broadway was agleam.