Sentence examples for caught shining from inspiring English sources
"We will not allow careless people making stupid choices to put pilots and their passengers at risk," said Mr. Mineta, adding that federal officials will aggressively prosecute those caught shining lasers into cockpits, even though he conceded the authorities do not believe that people shining them have terrorist motivations.
A lot of guys who caught shine in the bloom and burst of dubstep, from Skream to Skrillex, struggled to dissociate their music from that tag as they moved forward.
Du Plessis is yet to decide whether to appeal Tuesday's guilty verdict which came after television footage caught him shining a ball while having a mint in his mouth.
"And the first night I was going back to my tent and my headlamp caught these blue shining glints on the jungle floor, and every single one of these glints was a pair of spider's eyes staring at me.
I watched in awe and joy, as the diamond caught the light, shining brilliantly.
The Palestinian-Australian photographer who most recently caught some shine for her heart-throbby photos of the internet's boyfriend, Noah Centineo, contributed one of her most sultry, iconic works to The Museum of Pizza.
His eyes lock and the whites catch the light, shining without revelation.
In Act II they followed Violetta and Giorgio through fields, while in Act III Garett Brown, the Englishman who invented the Steadycam for Stanley Kubrick's film "The Shining," caught the drama of Violetta's reunion with Alfredo and subsequent death in one uninterrupted 28-minute take.
He looked, in fact, like a fisherman holding up a big shining catch.
If you can tear yourself away from gawping at the Sun, you may catch the planets Venus, Mars and Mercury shining in the dark sky.
