Sentence examples for shine it up from inspiring English sources
"shine it up" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the act of polishing or sprucing something. For example, "I need to shine it up before I wear my shoes to the dance tonight."
"I think I'll go get my World Series ring, shine it up and wear it," he said.
We'll dust it off and shine it up, but we need to at least think about whether this is the right starting point.
And the fact of the matter is, if you shine it up, it actually gets tackier," Mr. Horween said, taking out a brush and ball to demonstrate.
"It is likely Larry Bossidy is being brought in to clean up the company a bit, shore up morale and shine it up for sale.
When you go to Pebble Beach, add another $50,000 to $100,000 to put it cosmetically over the top: to chrome it up and shine it up and make sure the screws are in the right direction.
If your credit rating is less than favorable, gain a clear understanding of what it will take to shine it up before going full tilt into the buying process.
Extended chase sequences, epic space battles, and into-the-camera lighting all played a part in shining it up.
But even if the guy had a flashlight and shined it up the "ladders" there was no one there.
They're just shining it up!" Three young Chinese tourists were excitedly viewing a gold necklace with a small diamond at the center, for $900.
Speaking of which, your humble servant expressed doubt about private equity and how it could keep making super returns by basically picking up a penny on the sidewalk, shining it up and selling it for a nickel, and then the next guy does the same and sells it for a dime.
Instead of wasting it by shining it up into the sky where all it does is blot out the stars – that orange glow that mean city dwellers never see a dark sky.
