| The Dutch midfielder's added-time header came as City scintillated before the break and seriously ran out of gas after it. |
| The little bit of cut glass scintillated like a bit of fire. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| The interior of the prison flashed white with suddenly-turned faces. The gloom scintillated, as it were, with rapidly-moving hands. |
| Those of their son scintillated more slightly on the side. |
