Sentence examples similar to later to shine from inspiring English sources
Around the garden I am pushing in pea sticks, cutting back stems when they have finished flowering and deadheading individual flowers to give those coming later a chance to shine.
He sets the benchmark in the overture, with perfect articulation and ensemble from the London Philharmonic, and whenever the orchestra gets the chance to shine later in the opera - in the storm for instance - the dramatic tension rises appreciably.
You can choose your own time to shine later, but trying to upstage somebody else right when they're having their moment will make you look tacky.
Pros: Damage starts to shine later in the game Most range in the game Most uncommon whole class in the game Highest accuracy among all classes Relatively cheap equips (especially for crossbowmen) High knockback ability Hurricane's (Bow Master skill) rivals Triple Throw (Night Lord with Shadow Partner (star thief)) Pierce (Marksman/XBow master skill) deals very, very high damage to mobs.
"May the Lord cause his face to shine upon you!" Later, the same man would chase Thomas and his brother back to bed if they crept down the stairs to spy on guests.
Only three overs were possible after the break because of bad light, England losing Gooch, but when play was abandoned the sun began to shine five minutes later and on to the field came scores of cushions chucked by spectators who felt cheated.
"It was a long, emotional flight...now the sun is trying to shine," Irsay posted later on his Twitter feed.
It wasn't until later that we learned about all the troubles of her marriage and her personality began to shine through.
Sooner or later, you begin to regret chances not taken, opportunities left unexplored and potential barely allowed to shine.
(The company was later sold to Shine, owned by Elisabeth Murdoch).
