Sentence examples for shining among from inspiring English sources
Later in the evening, giant planet Jupiter dominates the eastern skies, shining among the dull stars below the flying horse, Pegasus.
One day I drove to Jokulsarlon (literally, "glacial-river-lagoon") — a sublime, unearthly glacial lake studded with broken pieces of glacier, which float, blue and shining, among waters where seals play.
Fish smothered in white sauce, meat roll made in a brown glazed pot, "potted heid" (head cheese)shining among the lettuce leaves.
Which takes the story to Jamie George, who really shone among the England contenders up front.
Fragments of conversation and laughter drifted from hidden terraces, and a few lights shone among the trees.
A double portrait by John Singleton Copley and a hanging eagle carved by William Rush shine among the period objects (Grace Glueck).
An enormous double portrait by John Singleton Copley and a monumental hanging eagle carved by William Rush shine among other period objects chosen to complement the furniture (Glueck).
A double portrait by John Singleton Copley and a hanging eagle carved by William Rush shine among the period objects chosen to complement the furniture (Glueck).
Where he cooked just a year ago was in a gilded new Midtown hotel, the London NYC, which was designed to shine among New York's brightest, starting with the restaurant on its ground floor.
You might expect Hughes to shine among the giants: with the sculpture of Bernini, that "marble megaphone of papal orthodoxy"; or the paintings of Caravaggio, and their "pouting pieces of rough trade" with "hair like black ice cream"; or in the Sistine Chapel, with Michelangelo's ceiling and its "grandest anatomical repertoire in Western art".
But the trip gives the leftwing candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination, who is aiming for an unlikely upset over frontrunner Hillary Clinton, a chance to shine among Catholic voters, especially white Catholics who are considered the pre-eminent swing voters of any presidential election.
