Sentence examples for shiny live from inspiring English sources

In an era when television has become slick and shiny, Live from Television Centre – a collaboration between the BBC, Battersea Arts Centre, the Arts Council and five independent theatre companies and makers, broadcast on Sunday night and now available on iPlayer – was a breath of fresh air.

"They are bombarded with shiny lives," said Rahime Hacioglu, a psychologist who works with troubled women.

At the same time, Mr. Larsson uses his reportorial eye for detail and an instinctive sense of mood to create a noirish picture of Stockholm and a small island community to the north, showing us both the bright, shiny lives of young careerists and older aristos, and a seamy underworld where sexual and financial corruption flourish.

As Revenge races to its season finale – in which I fully expect it to be revealed that the Graysons started the Vietnam war AND shot Gianni Versace – Emily's scheming has moved up a gear, her gangly billionaire confidante Nolan winces with increasing alarm at her lust for retribution, and all around shiny lives are losing their lustre.

What Mackrell does do, though, is give us a series of catchy stories about shiny lives getting smudged (quite where the "dangerous" part of her subtitle comes from is not quite clear: these women were often drunk and frequently drugged, but any harm done was mostly to themselves).

And before them was Tiga (CA), debuting a shiny new live set.

For their shiny, frictionless lives are not what they seem, and the burden of Trollopian dishonesty will prove too heavy for some of them to bear.

But even that favor proved fickle — with Apple subsequently using the category to promote the shiny new live-streaming app Periscope.

It makes sense, therefore, that Periscope — the super-shiny-newfangled-live-streaming-service that Twitter bought and is pushing hard right now, has decoupled from its parent and can now be used by those who do not have a Twitter account.

John Hart, an advanced Amateur Boxing Association coach who has known Khan since he was 11, had sat in the middle of the yelling kids at the club's shiny new centre, living every punch given and taken in Athens.

ROUGHIAN / (ruf$4$$)e en) / n. / An early adopter of the new trend in design for rustic and unpolished over slick and shiny; someone who may live in a barn but definitely wasn't raised in one, as in, "I don't care what untold sums of cash she dropped on her Paul Loebach Great Camp cabinet, that woman is a total roughian.