Sentence examples for shine in front of from inspiring English sources

Not only is there the opportunity to learn from your peers, but it also gives you the chance to shine in front of prospective employers.

No other event gives a party's rising stars the chance to shine in front of so many of the activists, donors and pundits who will help shape future races.

Peterborough's 17-year-old Leonardo da Silva Lopes, already the subject of interest of scouts from Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur, was the only youngster to shine in front of the cameras.

In the early 1970s, he focused league attention on the annual Portsmouth Invitational Tournament in Virginia, where unsung college players like Pippen, Rodman, Dave Cowens, Tim Hardaway, John Stockton and John Lucas first had a chance to shine in front of scouts.

"In China they are very patriotic, they love to see their own national sporting talent do well on the global stage, so this gives them an opportunity to potentially shine in front of the world".

And while he was looking forward to his chance to shine in front of the British public, he said he was also keen to stay connected with his African roots.

Yet with Henderson, Lallana and Sterling shining in front of the watching England manager, Roy Hodgson, Liverpool looked to have won the game when Gerrard struck.

The velvet curtains came up on the mainstage with D33J and Nick Melons emerging from the haze, playing a mix of ethereal soundscapes and rap bangers from Playboi Carti to 21 Savage, the neon WEDIDIT tombstone shining in front of them in all its glory.

No longer hiding behind waves of distortion, not that that's a bad thing, they're letting the hooks shine in front.

They shine brightly in front of the spotlight, but when they walk off the stage, their life is often littered with addiction, tragedy, and mental illness.

I was holding a flashlight, and I shone it in front of us: there was a twenty-foot wall of water.