Converse of object

• add: Use a high shelf filter to add sparkle by boosting the upper range.

• lack: Well played, well performed - but lacking a little sparkle.

• put: Q: How do you put a sparkle in a female singers's eye?

• bring: Our great new range bring a sparkle to your home!

Adjective modifier

• vintage: The perfect piece of retro vintage costume jewelry for adding a little vintage sparkle to your outfit.

• subtle: The Disco range have a different type of glitter which gives a subtle sparkle.

• added: For added sparkle, import graphics from the clip art library to add visual spice to your design.

• little: The perfect piece of retro vintage costume jewelry for adding a little vintage sparkle to your outfit.

• bright: In the water scene below, light from the bright sparkles created by sunlight reflections has caused underexposure of the main subject.

Modifies a noun

• finish: Housed in a pressed comp. case, covered in sparkle finish coating.

Noun used with modifier

• diamond: Nothing beats the feeling of seeing diamonds sparkle on your finger!

• crystal: The classic design is flattering to wear and full of Swarovski crystal sparkle!

• eye: Eyes sparkle, it is felt, what stress they carried out.

Preposition: in

• sunshine: Its silver scales glisten and sparkle in the sunshine, its blood red fins move in time with its mouth and gills.

• sun: Indeed, the sea is always so close on both sides they really do seem to sparkle in the sun.

• eye: Case in point is Evolution; there's an awful lot of sparkle in the eyes going on during that.

Preposition: like

• diamond: It was indeed a beautiful sight, the sunlight making the water droplets sparkle like diamonds, forming a brilliant rainbow.