glow stick

The man with the glowing stick takes a step forward.

A small man was standing directly under the glowing stick, staring at him.

Glow sticks are also used to create special effects in low light photography and film.

I grabbed at the glow stick and shoved it into my coat.

Out of curiosity, she broke a chemical glow stick and dropped it over the side.

Fascinated, the group watched the glowing stick go down.

She held a glow stick, her features illuminated by its halo of light.

Some of the chemicals used in older glow sticks were thought to be potential carcinogens.

Joshua stared at the glowing stick; it was one of the most beautiful colors he had ever seen.

I got out the glow stick and checked.

Glowing sticks stood at intervals along the broad corridor, and there were many closed doors.

Thankfully she no longer needed the glow stick.

With her free hand, she claimed the glow stick and held it up, encompassing them in golden brilliance once again.

He also leads an active life, dancing at discos into the early morning, waving a glow stick to house music.

Holding glow sticks and homemade signs, the demonstrators walked around the chain-link fence.

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Remember glow sticks, whistles and "reaching for the lasers"?

There are several US patents for "glow stick" type devices by various inventors.

When Cameron does wake up, however, Mitchell is caught with a glow stick underneath his shirt.

Glow sticks are used for many purposes.

Cooling a glow stick slows the reaction a small amount and causes it to last longer, but the light is dimmer.

It's not unusual to see someone twirling a fluorescent glow stick at an electronic dance-music party.

It felt like a glowing stick.

Millions of glow sticks are sold annually.

For example, double-sided adhesive tape can be used to attach a glow stick to a wall, creating a source of light.