Sentence examples for shining life from inspiring English sources

When the sun is shining, life can seem a little bit better.

Nowe manages to rescue her and heads for the seal in the District of Shining Life, which was once guarded by Urick before he fled in fear when Caim attacked the district.

All shining with life as the leaf, as the wing shines, the stone deep in the mountain, the drop in the green wave.

Instead, I am greeted by the most gregarious 54 year old, hair fashioned into a Tintin quiff, neck wrapped in a Bertie Wooster-ish scarf, eyes shining with life.

Gould wrote about birds with a contagious and endearing sense of wonder, while Elizabeth conveyed the birds' personalities, especially in the treatment of their eyes – alert and shining with  life – and endowed their plumage with a lustrous, tactile quality.

She works the audience cabaret-style (at one point we play galloping horses), yet poignantly captures the shining inner life of a young woman who knows, having seen her mother raped and murdered by English soldiers, that it might be safer to be a man.

This brought an opportunity for Nottinghamshire's antipodean imports and, by tea, the sun was shining and life at Trent Bridge felt good again for the home team as centuries from the New Zealander Stephen Fleming and Australian David Hussey stifled talk of relegation, for the time being at least.

Sade is a shining diamond life in a sea of unwavering mediocrity.

You are not just waiting for your entrance to a shining new life of money and pleasure that will inevitably roll around.

She shone in life, creativity and accomplishments.

Their paintings shone with life where previous oils had seemed flat and baldly accurate.