It glows in its knack for constantly churning its assortment to brandish spectacular and unexpected new items that are delightful bargains.

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The highest dune here soars to 380 metres, and tinted red by its high iron content it glows almost crimson at dusk.

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For all its luxury there is something transcendently cosy about this room, which seems to hug viewers as it glows and pulsates with richly textured reds.

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Japanese cars are known for their reliability and style, but a Mercedes or a Rolls, polished until it glows like an old painting, still has the edge.

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But it is at night that the mosque glows - its 82 domes light up like dozens of bright light bulbs in the dark sky.

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The oil, which glows purplish when hot, flows to an adjacent power plant, where it boils water into steam that runs a turbine, and is pumped back to do it all over again.

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