Sentence examples for shine because of from inspiring English sources

"You shine because of me".

Langone once filed a class-action suit against Rush, the rock band, when it canceled a show, described as "rain or shine," because of bad weather.

The cities of Rockstar Games' open-world indulgences of the id are usually the stars of Grand Theft Auto, but this iteration of the game may shine because of its groundbreaking experiments with interactive characters.

Results were given an extra shine because of a settlement with Microsoft, a tax benefit and restructuring.

Individuals should be allowed to shine because of their talents and skills, not because they were born into a specific family or social title, and anyone can have an opportunity if they are in alignment to their authentic selves.

Or maybe they shine because of them.

The sun shines because of this process of building up bigger and bigger atomic nuclei.

"Na wa! Look at how your eyes are shining because of a married man.

But as impressive as the keyboard is, Rock Band 3 truly shines because of its new guitar.

This story, too, shines because of its ease astride the faintly fabulist, its light embrace of the absurd despite its tether to the real.

Since the 1920s it had been suspected that the Sun shines because of nuclear fusion reactions that transform hydrogen into helium and release energy.