- In rhetoric, a
glittering generality or
glowing generality is an
emotionally appealing phrase so
closely ****ociated with highly-valued
concepts and beliefs...
- animals,
leading some
scientists to call for bans on
plastic glitter.
Glittering surfaces have been
found to be used
since prehistoric times in the arts...
- Down".
Tolkien based Helm's Deep on England's
Cheddar Gorge, and the
Glittering Caves of
Aglarond on the cave
complex that he had
visited there. The army...
- Glæsisvellir (
Glittering Plains) was a
location in
Jotunheim in
Norse mythology. It is
mentioned in
sources such as Bósa saga ok Herrauds,
Hervarar saga...
-
Allium chinense (also
known as
Chinese onion,
Chinese scallion,
glittering chive, ****anese scallion,
Kiangsi scallion, and
Oriental onion) is an edible...
- and the goat, The man who
holds the watering-pot, And fish with
glittering scales. — Isaac
Watts Another mnemonic is A
Tense Gray Cat Lay Very Low...
- Sins Series,
Oxford University Press (7 vols.)
Rebecca Konyndyk DeYoung,
Glittering Vices: A New Look at the
Seven Deadly Sins and
Their Remedies, (Grand...
- 2023.
Retrieved 1
December 2023. "Ricky
Ponting takes top
honours at
glittering ICC
Awards night". ESPNcricinfo. 3
November 2006.
Archived from the original...
- The
Glittering Prizes is a
British television drama by
Frederic Raphael about the
changing lives of a
group of
Cambridge students,
starting in 1952 and...
-
Hylocomium splendens,
commonly known as
glittering woodmoss,
splendid feather moss,
stairstep moss, and
mountain fern moss, is a
perennial clonal moss...
