Sentence examples for shining of from inspiring English sources

Then I read the next line about the shining of the shoes.

If anything is a crime, it's that secret, unaccountable and deceitful behavior: not the shining of light on it.

And it's one that assumes enhanced urgency after today's shining of a harsh light upon the Police Federation, the representative body for the rank and file.

In his "Rules for Making Oneself a Disagreeable Companion," Benjamin Franklin declares, "Your business is to shine, therefore you must by all means prevent the shining of others".

Souleymane Badolo is from Burkina Faso, and his choreography (with gentle jokes about the shining of shoeless feet) points at once to deeper roots and to a circular influence in Africa.

Amid all the controversy and delays associated with Ground Zero projects, the only widely applauded element has been the shining of two blue beams of light into the night sky every September 11th where the twin towers once stood.

The city's nearly 1,000 lifeguards show up for duty rain or shine, of course.

He is drawn to them by a) the House's foreshadowing, and b) the "shine" of the title.

Some segments declined, while others shined of course.

Richter made his mark as one of the shining lights of Western art in the last three decades.

Roy Lichtenstein, one of the shining lights of New York Pop Art, painted "Sleeping Girl" in 1964.