Word: glimmered
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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Seeing the spire of Memorial Church alight, at dusk or in darkness, as I leave Mass. Hall in the evenings—that is very beautiful, especially because the Memorial Hall Tower, also alight, is in the same sight line, and both look even better with the glimmer of University Hall’s now cleaned white stone below...
...Across from the River Houses on Mt. Auburn Street, also at the top of the Square, Daedalus has recently opened its doors, offering an elegant, upscale menu, and a glimmer of hope for Square nightlife...
...turn what might otherwise be unproductive and crushing embarrassment for these young actors into hope. Specifically, hope that one of these celluloid heroes either signs up for an acting class - or, conversely, undergoes some unspecified life-altering experience that gives his liquid brown eyes a glimmer of soulfulness...
...real visibility on the economy. Tuesday's news about consumer confidence is a sign that we may have seen the bottom in terms of the overall economy, and that's encouraging, which is why we saw a nice rally in the wake of the report. It's a glimmer of hope...
That conflicted reaction, even to an admittedly extreme case, is one glimmer of what legal experts describe as a looming backlash against the tough-on-juvenile-crime bills that politicians scrambled to enact over the past 10 to 15 years. "More states are looking at the impact of what they did," says Shay Bilchik, executive director of the Child Welfare League of America. "They're hearing from their judges, prosecutors and child advocates that we're giving up on way too many kids...