"shining bright" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is shining brightly. For example, "The sun was shining bright in the sky."
Why else would he be shining bright like a diamond?
And there's one up there tonight: one little star shining bright.
And if Tiger burning bright is grammatical, then so is London shining bright, of course.
Now I am known," he said, his face shining bright enough to light up a galaxy.
There was, they agreed, lots of love and there were lots of shining bright spots.
Skinner was a gem, shining bright amid the cliches and over-explanation.
Now, two straight wins, including a 4 0 demolition of Houston... the sun is shining bright again.
One bouquet left at the church gates read: "April, star shining bright in the sky, sleep well".
In a thousand year's time, Paris, that glorious city of lights, will still be shining bright as will every other city like it.
General Blondin said he did not know him personally but said Colonel Williams was an elite pilot and considered a "shining bright star".
In a thousand years time, Paris, that glorious city of lights, will still be shining bright as will every other city like it.
