The glass glowed like a gem and seemed to give out light of its own.

The sun seemed to give out light but not heat-tolavish its splendor but withhold its charity.

They both give out light in their passage through air, perhaps not in their passage through a vacuum.

She turned from the glass, and Lily's face, smiling at her, seemed to give out light like a star.

Whose mind gives out light-itis the haunt of the Gods.

Near Fernando Noronha the sea gave out light in flashes.

My lady's blue eyes absolutely gave out light, she was so much displeased, and, moreover, perplexed.

At the end of the room were curtains woven of some glittering stuff that gave out light.

This shape also was clad in garments that gave out light, and in its hair were jewelled flowers.

To use a force giving out light and heat continuously seemed to me the way to create and command equally continuous movement.

Warden stood quite motionless, facing him, and it seemed to Dot that his eyes had become two blue flames, giving out light.

It is only when the water is in motion that it gives out light; in its rare seasons of calm it is black.

As an humble gray hut, when ablaze, gives out light and brilliancy, thus did this humble Swedish landscape flame into a marvel of splendour.