glow in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

GLOW: to emit a steady light or warmth, often associated with a soft radiance or brightness.

The campfire began to glow warmly against the darkening sky.
Her smile seemed to glow with an inner joy that was contagious.
As the sun set, the horizon took on a beautiful crimson glow.
The bioluminescent plankton in the water created a magical glow at night.
He felt a glow of pride as he watched his daughter graduate.
The sunset cast a warm glow over the horizon, painting the sky in shades of orange and pink.
Her smile seemed to emit a soft glow, illuminating the room with her infectious joy.
The fireflies danced in the night, their tiny bodies emitting a gentle glow that captivated everyone watching.
After the storm, the moon broke through the clouds, giving the landscape a mystical glow.
As she read the letter, a sense of hope began to glow within her heart.
The soft glow of the candle created a warm atmosphere in the room.
As the sun began to set, the sky was painted with a breathtaking orange glow.
Her smile had a glow that lit up the entire room, bringing joy to everyone around her.
The fireflies danced in the twilight, their tiny bodies emitting a gentle glow.
After the storm, the leaves glistened in the sunlight, giving them a fresh, vibrant glow.