luminescent

A red sail just happened to be there, and for several minutes became luminescent.

"In that case, I've thought of a new luminescent material you can use."

Its yellow, luminescent hands stood at a little after three o'clock.

This one is particularly difficult but if you're on a luminescent roll then give it a go!

Standing by the bottom of my son's bed with a luminescent smile on her face.

She looked positively luminescent in her dress as it caught the light.

The walls were made of the same luminescent material as the corridor had been.

The light emitted from the water made the air above the surface luminescent, too.

One of the luminescent, white spheres floated by, quite close to me.

She glanced at the luminescent face of the clock on her bed stand.

The dawn turned the edges of the night to luminescent gray.

It was inspired by a view through a mist of the luminescent morning star.

Outside, the morning sun was painting the clouds a luminescent pink.

The light from this organ is produced by luminescent bacteria.

Outside, the full moon flooded the dark morning with a luminescent glow.

Then, looking down, he notices something rising at him from the luminescent void.

Overhead, there were rows of luminescent panels, long since gone dead.

Most of the luminescent floor panels had gone out.

Its luminescent numbers seemed to jump out at him.

The luminescent images on the dark screen did not seem to disturb her.

Molochai was lost in the luminescent sea of green; he could not answer.

The dawn, a rim of luminescent gray, lay before us.

A way around this problem is with luminescent tags.

He held up the luminescent dial of his watch.

"The beetle has the luminescent markings on its back so that they look like eyes."