Sentence examples for get a shine from inspiring English sources

Among Kellow's tips are to use a wax polish in a tin rather than a spray as you'll need to rub it much harder to get a shine.

You're not going to get a polish online!" Darned if the guy didn't stop in his tracks, turn, and come back to get a shine.

I top the cake with the clementine pieces and glaze it with a few spoonfuls of warm honey, an optional touch, but one I like: For two minutes of effort you get a shine that's as good as a smile in the rain.

Customers who never failed to get a shine after they had Mr. Ardaix or one of his employees repair the taps on the bottom of their shoes (for some men, a twice-monthly bit of upkeep) are putting the shoes back on and hitting the road, shine-free.

Start with 1/4 cup and keep this up to get a shine.

Make sure your hair is parted in a nice straight part (side parts look nice) and even consider getting some side bangs (super cute) If you have frizzy hair, get a shine serum that will smooth down all the little frizzies.

Broadly speaking, there are two kinds of societies: those where you can get a shoe shine and those where you can't.

People who usually got a shine every week, now they'd ask for a shine every two weeks.

Somebody not knowing could ride by and say that it is a perfect lawn, she said "But, she added, "it's got a shine to it.

"It's good they're back," said Michael Heffernan, a lawyer whose office is in the area and who gets a shine at the graveyard fence "once or twice a week".

In a sudden, daring switch of perspective the voices of non-assassins are heard singing about what they were doing when Kennedy was shot: "I was folding sheets"; "I was getting a shoe shine".