Sentence examples for greater shine from inspiring English sources
All optical devices have common ancestors in the ancient processes for polishing mirrors and cutting facets on gems for greater shine.
Barely two years after coming up with the nickname, he left The Times in search of a greater shine.
Keep doing this until a greater shine comes through and the swirls start to disappear.
Elsewhere, there was a perceptive review from the aforementioned AggieH of Niall Griffiths' A Great Big Shining Star.
The first option is that our grandparents just had so many years available to take the bad bits out of their stories that they polished and polished them until they became a great big shining lie.
Richardson took a great shine to one of them: Jacqueline Roque.
The Misfit Flash is the follow up to the great Shine fitness tracker that packs all the same features into a cheaper, plastic body.
It adds a great shine, unlike some dry shampoos which leave a matte finish, but doesn't do a lot for volume, so you'll need some hairspray, too.
People take a great shine to them: the queens with their hands to their cheek looking so wise (or so bored), the wardens or rooks furiously biting their shields (the "berserkers", the soldiers of Odin).
Polish granite to achieve the greatest shine.
Adding oil regularly will keep a great shine on your pokerwork items.
