Sentence examples for already shining from inspiring English sources
Already, shining alternatives are starting to rise up across America.
The sun was already shining It was going to be a beautiful day.
Most of the time, there wasn't much work to do, especially since Díaz didn't believe in what he called "bright work," or busy work — mopping floors that were already clean, polishing already shining brass railings, painting over paint.
Most of the time, there wasn't much work to do, especially since Díaz didn't believe in what he called "bright work," or busy work mopping floors that were already clean, polishing already shining brass railings, painting over paint.
The lights were already shining on the stage as the audience — an older group than one is used to seeing at dance concerts — filtered in, and soon after the church's bells chimed the eight-o'clock hour the three dancers emerged from a door behind the audience and stood or sat at the edge of the floor.
In the scene in which Jane Eyre's school friend dies, for example, the bed revolves on the stage, and a window descends from the carousel and rotates with light from the carousel already shining through it -- all at the same time rather than in sequence.
It cannot be the sole job of the opera to illuminate such a novel, which already shines brilliantly on its own.
Luke Donald and Paul Casey have already shone in a similar situation, in the Walker Cup, and these are players who will be in many a Ryder Cup to come.
But it has already shined a klieg light on disastrous juvenile justice policies, not just in New York, but all across the country.
The French lawsuit has already shone an unkind light on the breathtaking wealth, totaling €160 million, held in France by the three presidents and their families.
French prosecutors said Wednesday that Stéphane Richard, the chief executive of France Télécom, would be formally investigated for his role in a politically charged case that has already shined an uncomfortable spotlight on his former boss, Christine Lagarde, the managing director of the International Monetary Fund.
