Sentence examples for mostly shining from inspiring English sources
The sun is (mostly) shining, there are a host of events and exhibitions being staged to coincide with the Games and, as an unexpected bonus, it is relatively easy to get around.
Higgins's fine ear for speech and dialect often gets his writing lauded for its realism, but that's false praise: his characters speak in stagey soliloquy, sometimes straining but mostly shining, and doing all the narrative heavy lifting.
For the last month, come rain or shine--which in this area is mostly shine--my copy of your paper has been arriving in a plastic bag.
The announcement Monday that the WPP Group's lobbying subsidiary BKSH was merging with its sister firm Timmons and Company was notable mostly for shining a spotlight on Charlie Black, right, the formerly retired Republican strategist who will be chairman of the merged firm, the Prime Policy Group.
Their days mostly consist of shining shoes for 500 Somaliland shillings (seven cents) a pop and taking many breaks in between jobs to sniff glue.
Their days mostly consist of shining shoes for 500 Somaliland shillings (four pence) a pop and taking many breaks in between jobs to sniff glue.
Rain or shine (mostly rain), cold or colder (according to my numb fingers, mostly the colder), the rest of the fishing reprised my experience on Black Hammer: five or six flies consistently produced hookups throughout my stay, culminating in a morning when I fought and landed seven fish.
Finally, brown dwarfs shine mostly in the near-infrared.
Mostly this series shines a light on difficult issues, but from time to time, someone wants to celebrate a positive aspect of their working lives.
Often it has summers where the sun mostly fails to shine and the cliffs are battered by high waves and the land soaked by salt spray.
It shines mostly in the infrared (not optical) because the central star is surrounded by a dense cloud of dust and gas that it ejected in a late stage of its evolution; that dust blocks the optical light.
