We wanted a nude nail that shimmered in the light.
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A police hologram shimmered blue and green on Yuri's door.
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The overlays jingled and jangled and shimmered as they came.
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Middleton shimmered in this embellished pink gown with sheer sleeves.
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I pressed my hand to the wall and it shimmered again.
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The gold leaf on the palace shimmered in the spring sunlight.
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Porter shimmered at the 2020 Grammys in a motorized fringe hat.
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Heidi Klum shimmered as she made her way down the carpet.
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The earth shimmered and huts began to materialize on the horizon.
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For a moment, the bricks shimmered, as if something reflective lay behind them.
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Below, a bright blue lake shimmered in the February heat like a secret.
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Gray eye shadow shimmered on her lids, which were fringed with fake eyelashes.
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The lights of the high-rises of Cali shimmered in the far distance.
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Little flying cars rushed through the air, tall alien skyscrapers shimmered in the background.
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The city lights shimmered in the distance behind her, ready to embrace the couple.
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Brosnahan shimmered in a plum gown this year, and sported blonde locks as well.
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It shimmered whenever it caught the light and was over-the-top in every way.
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Oil, drawn by the rain to the surface of the sidewalk, shimmered in greasy rainbows.
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But the sun was still shining, and the air above the panels shimmered with heat.
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Clyne's score maintained soft dynamics, and the ensemble shimmered with harmonics and fragmentary modal melodies.
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Middleton shimmered in a mint-green party dress during a surprise visit to Northern Ireland.
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Uzo Aduba shimmered all over, Laverne Cox looked regal and Taylor Schilling put everything on display.
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The middle of it shimmered like heat coming off something glossy and black in the summer.
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"The white lights of Broadway shimmered through the gin like gasoline in gutter water," Akers writes.
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It was a dark night but the lake shimmered and glowed like phosphorous near the shore.
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Weisz opted for a black dress on Sunday, but still shimmered thanks to its silver detailing.
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In the context of those stresses, her Advanced Placement classes shimmered brighter; so did her volunteer work.
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It was a cool sunny day, and the hills of South San Francisco shimmered in the distance.
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Specks of sunlight shimmered in the deep, almost kaleidoscopic green, bouncing off lime-colored ferns and conifer boughs.
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Under the Libyan desert sun, the highway stretching behind him was so hot it shimmered in the distance.
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In the dim interior of the Alexandra Palace, as spotlight beams played all around, the racecourse shimmered psychedelically.
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The valley shimmered with myriad points of color, as if Georges Seurat had touched up a Georgia O'Keeffe.
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The duchess shimmered in a mint-green dress for a surprise visit to Northern Ireland with Prince William.
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The stucco bungalow where Orson Welles puffed on his pipe between "Citizen Kane" scenes shimmered in the sun.
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Guests shimmered with sweat on the terraces, where Rihanna blasted from omnipresent speakers into the muggy September night.
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The "Dead To Me" star shimmered from head to toe in the sparkling long-sleeved Pamella Roland dress.
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Hanks dazzled in a classic suit while Wilson shimmered from head to toe in a sparkling long-sleeved gown.
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Zellweger shimmered in a one-shoulder Giorgio Armani gown as she picked up her second Oscar on Sunday night.
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He was thrilled to finally catch a fish, which flopped and shimmered in the well of their little boat.
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Meryl Streep absolutely shimmered in a gold power suit and big hair that was very on-trend for 1989.
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FARMER CITY, Illinois — In a research field off Highway 54 last autumn, corn stalks shimmered in rows 40-feet deep.
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Attending the movie screening at the Urbanworld Film Festival, Hudson, 38, shimmered in a silver Stella McCartney one-shoulder dress.
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Kim was bustin' out of her black halter top and pink coat, while J Lo shimmered in a glitter dress.
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Cruz chose a Grecian-inspired gown, and supporting actress nominee Williams shimmered in a knee-length, Swinging Sixties style dress.
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Tears shimmered in my eyes, and I wondered, for a moment, if any of this grace could possibly be real.
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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley shimmered in top-to-toe gold sequins, as did Donatella Versace in a hot pink metallic gown.
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As we drove over the 59th Street bridge, colored Christmas bulbs shimmered on skyscrapers, and headlights twinkled in the snow.
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The radical contingency of "Transparent Head" particularly touched on the marvelous for its painted faces were conflictual and shimmered like mirages.
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Berry, who shimmered in a black and nude Atelier Versace halter gown, told Vogue that her curls had a specific meaning.
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The enormous vat of paint shimmered like a luxurious pool in a Turkish hammam, and I almost wanted to climb in.
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You see it kind of bloom in the sky, and then it kind of just, like, shimmered a little too long.
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Finally, there was one beautiful transparent credit card that shimmered like a puddle of gasoline and had a limit of £11,000.
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To drink a great wine, made from grapes that shimmered those dewy mornings in '64 is, for me, a penetrating thing.
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A half hour later, the truck turned right onto a dirt road and the soft glow of a town's lights shimmered ahead.
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His plumage appeared black as charcoal at first, but as he moved, it shimmered with all the colors of an oil slick.
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The island has shimmered with architectural possibility since being sold back to the people of New York for a dollar, in 20063.
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A herd of Wrangel mammoths in moonlight might have shimmered like ghosts, but any compromise to their insulation would have jeopardized survival.
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They shimmered during the finale, models gliding down the aisles in a kind of processional that lent the evening an air of solemnity.
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"I learned that song in Rio Claro," he said, as ferries idled on the river and the Manhattan skyline shimmered in the distance.
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At the Governors Awards in November, she shimmered in a sheer black embellished black gown that revealed swaths of leg, torso and chest.
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PLAINS, Ga. — The solar panels — 3,852 of them — shimmered above 10 acres of Jimmy Carter's soil where peanuts and soybeans used to grow.
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The main boulevard that faces the presidential offices and residence, known as the Blue House, shimmered with light from candles held by the protesters.
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Instead, she found spaces that shimmered, like a bedroom with a silver duvet, sequin throw pillows and a picture window strung with fairy lights.
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You reflect upon this as you bask in the glittery cloak which has shimmered around your every movement during these months of falling in love.
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Wearing a gold leotard under a gossamer tunic by the talented designers Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung, Ms. Copeland shimmered as if in a cloud.
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Wearing a gold leotard under a gossamer tunic by the talented designers Reid Bartelme and Harriet Jung, Ms. Copeland shimmered as if in a cloud.
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While the park scene shimmered, here you feel utterly alone and lost, as if in a tunnel with no exit, drifting in a dark, infinite space.
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Lopez shimmered from head to toe in the sequined green gown, which featured a thigh-high split, plunging neckline, and a daring cutout on her hip.
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Though it now sits vacant, the brownstone once shimmered with bursts of color from the artwork Ms. Angelou had collected, and from her choice of décor.
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She recalled her and her family's experience immigrating to the US. As she spoke on the stage, images of the Statue of Liberty shimmered behind her.
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NOVY BOR, Czech Republic — When Rihanna sent her Savage x Fenty collection down a New York City runway in September, the crystals that shimmered were Czech.
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Brown shimmered in the metallic pink suit as he talked to press with fellow judges Kelly Rowland and "Superstore" actress Lauren Ash on the red carpet.
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As I stood at the counter, admiring how it shimmered in the kitchen light, I realized I was stoned — for the first time in 34 years.
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Looking magical as ever, the 35-year-old singer shimmered in a pleated metallic striped stretch-silk midi skirt from the Italian luxury brand's Fall '16 collection.
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Ms. Goerke and the tenor Stephen Gould exchanged long-spun, melting phrases while the orchestra shimmered; subtle syncopations in the warm strings came across like nervous breathing.
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Paddle boats and gondolas dipped under a bridge leading to winding paths through massive, three-dimensional works that shimmered in the sun and reached to the sky.
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The holidays shimmered with the light of kinaras and menorahs, the reflective sheen of Christmas ornaments, oily pans frying latkes, and the iced tops of homemade cookies.
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Still, Bey shimmered at her Met Gala debut —her chest and arms sparkled with a luminizing glitter and she lined her eyes in metallic silver and gold eyeshadow.
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Clarkson, 37, shimmered in a sparkly sapphire gown, while Legend, 40, rocked a Christmas plaid suit as the pair sang their duet on a decked-out holiday stage.
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The bars were full, ships in the harbor shimmered with a scaly bounty, and life was a contented pastiche of French habits, from fresh morning croissants to nightly digestifs.
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Backstage Beauty Report For Gucci's spring/summer runway show, the designer Alessandro Michele created a rapturous fantasy world, where walls shimmered with mirrored tiles that distorted light in all directions.
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Producers such as Ramona Xavier and James Ferraro gradually pushed their idea toward a cohesive sound—a pastel, neon wash that shimmered like an oasis above a dry critique of capitalism.
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The khachkar would have shimmered as light and shadow played on its lace-like surface, making the deep-carved stone appear as opulent as the woodwork and stucco of great palaces.
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Stuart Ward plays Ted with a ready sexuality that rivals memories of Alan Bates in the 1971 Joseph Losey film of the same novel, in which Julie Christie shimmered as Marian.
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The collection featured oversize parkas sewn into slips or polka dot dresses, and bustiers atop trench coats, all of which shimmered in states of psychedelic transformation as the models walked past.
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The waters of the San Francisco Bay shimmered and danced, lit with crimson, while thousands of miles away in New York City, crowds gathered in the street to watch the show.
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One was completely devoid of plant and animal life, but its air was filled with thousands of giant bubbles that shimmered in the sunlight, and looked like miniature swirling galaxies at night.
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AL ULA, Saudi Arabia — The new Italian-designed concert hall in the middle of the desert shimmered in the sunset light, its walls of mirror reflecting the golden sandstone hills and cliffs.
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The makeup artists had epilated, touched up the skin here and there, injected the lips and slicked them in a gloss that shimmered like broken glass, but they'd left the crude tattoos visible.
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Paris got tons of selfies with her girls as she shimmered in a silver jumpsuit, but the big highlight of the night was when Larsa filmed Paris hitting the stage for some pole dancing.
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Season 7 was dominated by two contestants, Violet Chachki and Pearl, who both shimmered on the surface, but didn't seem to have much depth below, at least, none that they were willing to reveal.
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The park around the Wolf's Lair was resplendent with lush green, the summer was hot, the forest shimmered, and Theo Morell fastened a facial mosquito net over the visor of his fantastical uniform cap.
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Most recently, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star shimmered in a sheer catsuit covered in glimmering crystals when she joined sisters Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner at an Oscars afterparty on Feb. 24.
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And finally, Schilling shimmered in a slouchy Thakoon evening suit with an Anya Hindmarch clutch, Giuseppe Zanotti heels and Monique Péan jewelry, putting the hottest trend of the evening front and center — plunging, low-cut designs.
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Widely admired for his sensitive musicianship, masterly tonal control and impeccable diction in a spate of European languages, Mr. Gedda possessed a lyric tenor voice that shimmered like silver but was no less warm for that.
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Under a clear bright sky, the waters of the Red Sea shimmered and the sand glowed a warm ocher, the monotony interrupted only by an occasional fisherman's shack, a small nomadic settlement or a bleached one-room mosque.
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The blocky basalt of the Pinacate lava flow shimmered with desert sunflowers, while white primrose and prickly poppies, yellow marigolds, purple sand verbena, and more, burst from the Pinta Sands in random arrangements expressing a chaotic exuberance of life.
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The other available jobs were dealing blackjack and making beds and cleaning floors at one of the three gigantic Vegas-style casinos that now shimmered in neon above the freeways, yet another of the city fathers' plots to save Detroit.
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Her Armani Privé gown shimmered with stripes of Swarovski crystals that made it look like sapphires, amethysts and rubies covered her from head-to-toe — and, as if that wasn't enough, her Bulgari necklace, with its hundreds of diamonds, truly made her shine.
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Zanegwa sported a shaved head and a blue velvet dress that shimmered against the emerald-colored walls of the booth as she explained patiently how she cuts out large portions of each work to use in another, thus intimately linking the works.
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Standing at the top of Floreana's mountain, looking out onto an ocean where smaller islands shimmered like nascent ghosts on the horizon, I experienced, for the first time in my urban life, the profound and calming silence of being the only human for miles.
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But by Saturday afternoon, three museum officials were seen turning around the photo display, which was a lenticular image that from one perspective showed the 2017 Women's March and from a different perspective shimmered to a 1913 photo of a women's demonstration on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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A leg, perfectly cooked and sweetened by a maple jus, was very good, but the high point was a very thin and hearty rye cracker spread with squab liver, cherries and pickled ramps; the fruit's bright notes were played off against earthier ones so skillfully they almost shimmered.
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There is now photographic proof that their toned inner thighs and pelvic bones shimmered with the light of a thousand Norwegian midnight suns, so if you're hoping to add some extra dazzle to your poolside beauty look this season, maybe highlighting your V isn't such a crazy idea after all?
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Each of the gorgeous actresses wore a bold statement-making look; Moore opted for a black ruffled top and leather-like pants, Snow wore a voluminous cutout jumpsuit to the premiere of Pitch Perfect 3 and Robbie shimmered in an asymmetrical sequin Saint Laurent dress at the Gotham Independent Film Awards.
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Pacific Ocean 500 Miles EQUATOR Solomon Islands PAPUA NEW GUINEA Coral Sea AUSTRALIA Choiseul makaru Island Santa Isabel I. New Georgia Solomon Islands 100 miles By The New York Times Small solar panels the size of a notebook shimmered on the roofs of the thatch-and-wooden homes clustered nearby.
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In the silent-movie era, a girl's adorably dimpled cheeks might have been an asset, but by the 1930s the camera had zoomed out to take in her whole figure, draped in bias-cut gowns that shimmered over the body with no visible means of support beyond the musculature of the disciplined wearer.
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Though Chelsea — deprived of Álvaro Morata, its increasingly totemic forward, through injury in the first half — was not entirely without merit, it was City, and Guardiola, who had the better ideas: overloading Chelsea's right side in the first half, for example, or playing a system that shimmered between a three-, four- and five-man defense.
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Even in the dark I liked to look at it, though the sea was never truly dark, even now in the off-season it caught the light of the moon, which hung high and almost full, and of the signs of the few restaurants and hotels that were open in the new town, so that the whole harbor shimmered with points of light.
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A burbling fountain in the midst of it all provided background music for a bouquet of pastel bouclé suits with matching bouclé bootees (also some bouclé knickerbockers, but let's forget those), berry-hued cocktail dresses twinkling with flower fairy lights and feathers, and little sheaths that shimmered under the airbrushed scrim of a silk chiffon overdress and allowed for a bigger stride.
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She had short blond hair that she wore in an unshaped bob and she smoked thin cigarettes and she didn't worry about wrinkles—didn't worry what she looked like—put on the same black polo shirt every day unless someone told her to do otherwise, told her to wear the blue blouse that shimmered like shot silk or the sleeveless green popover that accentuated her eyes.
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