Sentence examples for a shining record from inspiring English sources

As a result, despite a shining record of terrorism convictions in civilian courts in the 1990s -- including the prosecutions of those responsible for the 1993 attempt to take down a tower of the World Trade Center -- President Bush issued a military order on November 13 , 2001 that established the court-less contours of public debate to come.

And Islam perhaps as the most shining record of them all.

Ladies and Gentlemen, this shining record of partnership began in the difficult days of 1949, when UNICEF provided assistance to Japanese children and mothers.

Doing so in countries that do not have shining records of official financial probity will not be easy.Dr Schwartländer has, nevertheless, done his sums carefully.

Bill was brighter, had a shining war record and subsequently a clutch of medals won with the British show-jumping team.

An all-German final is not a referendum on the European game — there was an all-English final as recently as 2008 — but with the Bundesliga's surging attendances, its focus on fan-owned clubs and a shining track record of player development, the German model is difficult to ignore.

As Mr. Stanfield approached the first of his hard-fought elections for the national leadership, a woman at a political meeting asked him why a wealthy man with a shining public record would even bother to run "for a thankless job like prime minister of Canada?" "Well," Mr. Stanfield replied in his calm, rather gravely voice, "I guess you have to be a little crazy, ma'am.

Calling her "a shining star," he added, "If you look at her six-year record, it's overwhelmingly positive".

An in-house record label, CSO Resound, has produced a string of notable disks; out now is a shining version of the Verdi Requiem, under Muti's direction.

A shining, faceted moment.

I had a shining child.