Aglare

The Wynn Macau looks different from anything around it: The city is aglare in blinking neon, but the only ornamentation on his hotel is a large cursive signature of his last name. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The noise of this brought him up at once, and he stood aglare. ❋ Herbert George (2006)

Tronen saw amber-hued glass spin toward him, aglare like the eye of a cat. ❋ Anderson, Poul And Karen (1984)

There was a waving of hands and handkerchiefs from the little station, aglare in the early afternoon sun. ❋ Various (N/A)

Paris they looked back they saw an immense blaze in the distance, and the heavens aglare from east to west with the conflagration. ❋ William Douw Lighthall (N/A)

In imagination I can see your great ship, with all its portholes aglare, ploughing across the darkness to America. ❋ Coningsby Dawson (1921)

Behind the harbor rose Table Mountain and stretching from it downward to the sea was a land with verdure clad and aglare with the African sun that was to scorch my paths for months to come. ❋ Isaac Frederick Marcosson (1918)

It was as though we were lunching in a New York subway station: a great, vaulted, white-tiled room aglare with electric lights. ❋ Unknown (1918)

Tradition ever afterwards had it that on the night of the killing he slept -- if he slept at all -- in the full-lighted room of a house which was all aglare with lights from cellar to roof line. ❋ Various (1915)

The lot, aglare with arc-lights, was bedecked with ribbons, gauze and artificial flowers that radiated from ❋ P��o Baroja (1914)

For the moment, forgetful even of her father, Genevieve clasped her gloved hands and gazed upwards over the heads of the rushing multitude at a vision of swampy lagoons, of palm clumps and tangled jungles, of towering cliffs, and hot sand beaches, all aglare with the fierce downbeat of the tropical sun. ❋ Robert Ames Bennet (1912)

His eyes were aglare with a terrible rage and hate; he stepped backward a little, bending his right arm, spreading the fingers. ❋ Charles Alden Seltzer (1908)

There came a heavy grating noise of drawn bolts and bars -- the sound of falling chains -- then a savage animal roar -- and two lean and ferocious lions sprang into the arena, lashing their tails, their manes bristling and their eyes aglare. ❋ Marie Corelli (1889)

A second car was burning, and the whole place was aglare with yellow light. ❋ Arlo Bates (1884)

Aston Hall was a mere architectural relic, incongruous and meaning. less amid its surroundings; the pathos of its desecrated dignity made him wish that it might be destroyed, and its place fittingly occupied by some People's Palace, brand new, aglare with electric light, ringing to the latest melodies of the street. ❋ George Gissing (1880)