Sentence examples for actresses shine from inspiring English sources

This year, we've seen a handful of undervalued actresses shine in parts that cut against their typical currency.

Wright praised the decision to cast Mulligan and said the actress "shone" as Isabella.

For his short, Sommer cuts back to basics and uses a simple, straightforward visual strategy to allow the personalities of these eclectic actresses and artists shine through.

In 2002, Murphy was excellent as Eminem's love interest in 8 Mile, while the drug-fuelled scenario of Jonas Åkerlund's Spun seemed a natural move for an actress who shone when portraying young women on the edge.

And it's nice, given the all-male world of so much drama, to find a play that really does give six actresses a chance to shine; between this venture and the Old Vic's female-dominated "Dancing At Lughnasa," women are doing very well at the moment on the London stage.

The photo below is an example of "The Shining" actress' simple perfection.

A reviewer for Rediff.com described her as a "director's actress" who is susceptible to both "shine and crumble under the right/wrong guidance".

A star has to shine, and Natasha Richardson, one of the finest English actresses of her generation, certainly does.

Richard J. Codey, has blazed a trail for sufferers of postpartum depression and led the way for the spotlight to shine on other similarly troubled mothers -- the actress Brooke Shields for one.

I don't think I realized the luck of that, getting to shine in a great part and have a really great actress playing my sister".

The actress relies on figure flattering cuts and a variety of sparkly heels to shine on the red carpet.