sunglow

The color sunglow is displayed at right.

The last sunglow flared to the west.

It was dayside, the sunglow of Rega muted through the screening filters.

Then, as the sunglow lit the sky in the west, Siawn Hy's turn came to decide.

Nishi stood in the portico of her prison villa admiring the evening sunglow on the Mediterranean's green waters.

Methane needles caught the sunglow, and their sharp crystalline spearpoints curled, sagged, slumped.

In his mind, Fraffin saw his own villa with sunglow on a brick walk, grass, a tree, a planting of petulant forsythia.

Cultivars include 'Sunglow'.

"This is Dr. Evelyn Macabee, director of the Ben Ezra Sunglow Center.

She paused and, turning northeast away from the last sunglow, placed her palms flat above and below her eyes in the old Fremen way, confining view and light.

In The Los Angeles Times, Michael Blake, the author of "Dances With Wolves," was all but blinded by the book's sunglow of genius.

Sunglow (selectively bred amelanistic) another designer amelanistic corn that lacks the usual white speckling that often appears in most albinos, and selected for exceptionally bright ground color.

Herbie killed the motor, and they both remained immobile for a moment, grinning stupidly through the windshield at the lovely stream and at the golden sunglow on pine tree tips rising along the slope beyond.

Walter Salmon also bred Sunglow, sire of Hall of Fame inductee Sword Dancer who in turn sired another Hall of Fame inductee, Damascus.