glowingly

And all spoke glowingly about what they had just heard.

"Did he speak of his daughter glowingly, but always as a child?

"For it must be losing magic power you write about so glowingly."

The books were all extensively and glowingly reviewed in the Lantern.

The two talked glowingly about the region's dry temperate climate.

Her face lit up, that glowingly childlike look he had grown to love.

The tattoos on her back stood out as glowingly as ever.

Parcells would never speak so glowingly of his own team.

In its realm, she continues glowingly: "There were never any rules or regular hours.

The voice may resonate glowingly, but the name doesn't exactly ring a bell.

Would that be Shopsin's, which you wrote about glowingly a few years back?

The girl, Rose, a lovely seventeen-year old, is described glowingly.

Local politicians have predicted glowingly that the World Series will also bring material riches to the city.

They speak glowingly of the coaches, the teams and the stars of their eras.

Where is the recipe for the chocolate torte that you wrote about so glowingly in your Soviet chef article?

ABC press releases played glowingly on the show's stars.

However, he commended their decision and wrote glowingly of the Mills capability to fulfill the assignment.

The cigar was of the brand so glowingly advertised on the signboards through Pennsylvania.

Most important, he is glowingly, intensely young.

Murrell spoke glowingly about the Cardinals, who were 4-12 last year, as a team on the rise.

Her golden hair streamed glowingly over the dark blue business outfit hugging her form.

She stepped around, touched his chin, smiled glowingly.

(Donald Judd wrote glowingly about them and bought a few pieces for his own collection.)

In a recent phone interview, he spoke so glowingly that his speech ramped up and his words rushed out.