| The Dutch midfielder's added-time header came as City scintillated before the break and seriously ran out of gas after it. |
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| The scintillated beam spot is assumed to be roughly linear with beam intensity. |
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| Walking in the night air along the Bosphorus where the city light scintillated on the water, I envied the dervishes their passion, their longing and their faith. |
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| Theatre of Voices tripped out to Berio's Stories, Quatuor Diotima scintillated in American Music, the Smith Quartet shimmied and jived in Dance, and Theatre of the Ayre beguiled in Blow's Venus and Adonis. |
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| With an orchestra led by Florence Malgoire Francece's Monica Huggett – this concert should have scintillated, but a thick seam of cellos, viol and double basses made heavy work of Campra's Exaudiat te Dominus. |
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| Wire wheel spokes scintillated on the podium. |
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| It may be that there are some who found themselves scintillated by the matter in hand, as a collective noun of judges considered the various arguments before rejecting Alexander Cameron's application on behalf of his client. |
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| Those of their son scintillated more slightly on the side. |
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| The interior of the prison flashed white with suddenly-turned faces. The gloom scintillated, as it were, with rapidly-moving hands. |
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| The streets of Rangoon, wallowing in sun, flashed and scintillated with strolling crowds, skirted in their best silk longyis. |
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