candescent

But what did another in- candescent cinder really matter on the grand scale of things?

There hadn't been more than a wisp of cloud across its candescent countenance in several months.

But she also prays as she toils at the feet of statues, her face made candescent by the flames.

Behind the planet its mother sun, rho Ophiuchi, illuminated a nebula that surrounded star, planet, and now the Enterprise like a candescent blue fog.

A brilliant light charge passed just before the nose of their ship, atomizing a candescent trail through debris and momentarily blinding her through the overhead visual screen.

It is well documented that we have to replace candescent light bulbs with energy efficient alternatives; these are much more expensive in the short term but savings in the future will balance out these increases.

Those candescent worlds, circled by little offsplit planets--were their names taken in vain, or were they really in their motions and their relative positions the writing on the wall for men to read?

The broad Pacific brightens into blue, And coral isles are white with beating flame Of living water on their strand, live through With million flames candescent as the dew, Red flowers too queenly for a mortal name!

At length, from the abyss into which his position forced him to peer, a light would dawn, and a bolt of strange flame would leap upward, striking the many coiled chain about him and heating it instantly to the whiteness of candescent iron.