The streets shimmered.

Ahead of them the street shimmered, as though it was paved in diamonds: the demonstrators had smashed every display window for at least a block.

The stone buildings and streets shimmered wedy, reflecting their own images in grotesque parody, mirroring their deadness.

The wet streets shimmered under the lights.

North of the piers and below the Palace, the sunstone walks and white-granite paved streets shimmer in the late-afternoon sun.

The door closed and the street shimmered in the beams of oncoming headlights.

Suddenly the street is transformed into a set and shimmers with the sheen of cinema.

The streets shimmered like the tops of stoves, and lawns that were not constantly watered wilted and browned under the blasting weight of the swollen sun.

The rain-washed street shimmered greasily under the tires, and the intersection lay halfway up a long hill, so gravity was aligned with fate against them.

It looks particularly misty at this time of year, when the sun sets early and the street shimmers with holiday sparkle.