Sentence examples for shining at from inspiring English sources

The sun is shining at Portsmouth after several dark days.

After shining at this year's national championships, she is shining again in these world championships.

"You know things aren't right when the sun starts shining at English football's coldest stadium.

"Barter comes out shining at times such as these," Ms. Dale said.

We would leave tomorrow at 6 AM, he said, eyes shining at the prospect of mass graves.

To watch: The Iceland sun shining at midnight in this time-lapse video created over seventeen days and nights.

Clever children from disadvantaged homes are being failed by their secondary schools after shining at primary level, a report warns.

"Just walk to the end of this aisle," she said, "and there you'll see them shining at you".

For most of India's rural majority, India was not shining at all.Mr Mahajan, more than anyone else, symbolised the BJP's modernising wing.

Can you rise to the occasion?' All of that is compounded by the fact that the sun is shining at three-thirty in the morning.

The Sun seems to have been shining at its present rate for about the last 20 percent of its current age of five billion years.