Also in Springbrook National Park, luminous mushrooms of the Mycena species glow green on summer nights.
This is high architectural drama, a luminous and exhilarating invitation into the structure's life and use.
Never have the muscled bodies looked so lifelike, the sky behind the "Last Judgment" so luminous.
Phosphorus bombs often are used for smoke screens and become luminous in the dark, GlobalSecurity.org says.
What to make of luminous insects that seemed at night a "flame of fire"?
In the NFL, the regular season was dominated by luminous offenses carrying pedestrian defenses.
Amid this landscape of desperation, charter schools often serve as lone, luminous beacons of hope.
And I still want to know the truth about this luminous figure, Jesus of Nazareth.
Julie Freeman has luminous eyes and the captivating lilt of a natural storyteller.
In addition to EXIT signs, tritium is commonly used in aircraft dials, gauges, luminous paints and wristwatches.
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Some said that he himself, a tiny man with a luminous, sweet smile, was the reason they came.
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Ken and Julia Yonetani used radioactive uranium glass to create a collection of large and luminous sculptures.
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What emerged is a portrait of a man with an intense, luminous face and beautifully drawn, gentle hands.
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Beings that were barely human manufactured and bought and sold things, and cities covered the continents with luminous color.
Her skin was so pale as to appear luminous in the low light.
It is just past midnight on Saturday morning when the cashier hands the two girls a thick, luminous green book.
The thin layer of metal foil that originally covered the vessels imparted a luminous sheen, still discernible today in traces.
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In 2007, Brian Eno of Roxy Music fame produced "Luminous, " a multi-screen installation that combined constantly changing audio and video.
Ms Feinstein is particularly strong on Pushkin's luminous use of Russian for readers who are forced to read opaque translations.
Miller, includes everything from luminous cloud studies to sunlit views of Roman ruins to preparations for genre and religious paintings.
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It is a thought that never intrudes when looking at his luminous variations on the theme of the cherry tree.
Even better is Sophia Myles, graceful and luminous as the Irish princess who is the other half of the equation.
With a 15m-long bar and a luminous chandelier made up of 11, 000 glass rods, the sparkling interior echoes the view below.
Television sets, smoke detectors and luminous watches can also contribute tiny amounts.
Besides revealing clues about the lost galaxy, the black hole itself, called HLX-1 (Hyper-Luminous X-ray source 1), is scientifically interesting, researchers said.
Another problem, this time with the luminous Pfeiffer: her face barely moved.
The light, from the top and sides, is a luminous glow in the day that turns into a harder, theatrical brilliance at night.
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The film is luminous to look at and hard to listen to, as great chunks of whole-meal fiction are read out in voice-over.
Kate Hudson's luminous gold lace Versace gown from the 2003 Academy Awards tops our list as the No. 1 Dress of the Decade.
The work's murallike proportions, urban setting and forceful imagery are perfectly geared to the large, luminous gallery and public audience it now enjoys.
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