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Examples of glimmering in a Sentence
a faint glimmering of light
Recent Examples of glimmering from the Web
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There have been some glimmerings of change, as far as large employers coming to EastPoint.
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The breezy Daya song pairs a glimmering, sunshine-y drop with blissful verses that more than live up to the track's bright title.
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There was the Elvis Dress, the strapless Catherine Walker creation encrusted with oyster pearls and sequins, paired with the glimmering Lover’s Knot tiara.
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There are glimmerings of hope among some China watchers that President Trump might have a chance to right America’s very skewed relationship with China.
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That was my introduction, my first glimmerings of the space program.
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As an occupational therapist placed sticky electrodes up her left arm to stimulate the muscles there, Amy ignored the church steeples and familiar architecture glimmering in morning light.
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Some were recorded for Warner Bros. during Prince’s long relationship with the label, and there have been glimmerings of a plan for resurfacing some of the vault material.
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After years of fighting against deflation, the U.S., the eurozone and Japan show glimmerings of life in consumer prices and wages, evidence that an era of exceptionally low inflation is receding from the global economic landscape.
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Origin and Etymology of glimmering
First Known Use: 15th century
in the meaning defined above
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