phosphorescently

The day glows phosphorescently; snow is coming down in chunks the size of a young child's hand.

"Its orbits might glow phosphorescently in absolute dark."

Algae, it was noted, could also glow phosphorescently.

At its best, it calls to mind Martin Amis's phosphorescently nasty oeuvre.

"Atmosphere," one of his black-and-white prints, features phosphorescently white cumulus hanging as if by wires from a black sky.

Smaller white shapes glowed almost phosphorescently.

When DeDe caught his eye, he smiled phosphorescently and pushed his way through the crowd to her side.

They traversed a long, dark, vaulted corridor in which, Conan noticed uneasily, the skull on the staff glowed phosphorescently.

They gleamed phosphorescently.

The fish were fat-headed foolish things with fins like wings and spiny crenelatiom which shone phosphorescently in the fog.

Belgarath extinguished his torch as the Ulgo sentry approached with a phosphorescently glowing wooden bowl held aloft.

Her Callistan vexto-silk gown, of the newest and most violent shade of "radioactive" green, was phosphorescently luminous; fluorescent; gleaming and glowing.

Writing here last year, Jeff Giles called this "an acerbic, sneakily touching novel" that at its best "calls to mind Martin Amis's phosphorescently nasty oeuvre."

His/her foul body shone phosphorescently as if lit from within; as if his/her flesh acted as a window to a lascivious light from elsewhere.

Perry, his eyes glitteringly immense in a face now almost phosphorescently pale, studied the ceiling; and presently, after placing a picture postcard on the patient's bedside table, the rebuffed visitor departed.

Without hesitation, she pointed the gun at the sky above the lagoon and fired a single flare that exploded phosphorescently above the shimmering waters, signaling the second wave of the invasion.

It shone also with its own light, so that this shadow was not hard or black but it shone phosphorescently and with a diminishing intensity where the stimulus of the sun's rays was withdrawn.

Into this lethal mêlée flew the Lordly Phantasms, flourishing their laspistols and power stilettos, their gowns fluttering as phosphorescently as the wings of radioactive moths, their daemon-masks leering.

Dombey, exulting in the long-looked-for event, jingled and jingled the heavy gold watch-chain that depended from below his trim blue coat, whereof the buttons sparkled phosphorescently in the feeble rays of the distant fire.

His gleaming hair slicked back, his cold eyes glowing phosphorescently in his cadaverous head, Mr. Roth's character, who calls himself Erik Jan Hanussen, exudes the icy elegance of a European Gatsby who has just wafted up from the tomb.

That bright T was even farther round on our starboard side now, but directly in line with us and the patch of dark water to the west of the almost phosphorescently foaming whiteness that marked the point where the flood tide ripped past the outer end of the eastern breakwater.