12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Twinkle' in a Sentence
"To shine with a flickering gleam of light, as a star or distant light." more
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The metallic stars on the children's bedroom ceiling began to twinkle as the room darkened.
The Christmas tree lights will twinkle, creating a festive atmosphere.
The city skyline has twinkled with countless windows in the evening.
The fireflies were twinkling in the meadow on a summer evening.
The distant thunderstorm made the night sky twinkle with occasional flashes of lightning.
The distant city skyline began to twinkle as the sun dipped below the horizon.
The crystals on the chandelier began to twinkle as it was slowly lowered for cleaning.
The newborn's eyes began to twinkle with recognition as they focused on their parents.
As the boat sails into the sunset, the water will have twinkled with the reflections of the fading daylight.
The fireflies twinkle in the summer evening, adding magic to the garden.
By the end of the film, the eyes of the audience will have twinkled with tears during the emotional scenes.
Over the years, the lighthouse on the cliff will have been twinkling faithfully, guiding ships safely through the night.
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