Sentence examples for something to shine from inspiring English sources

And it does do something to shine a light on engineers, people who don't always get quite enough credit for the fact that we can go about our business without the roof falling in on us.

The iblazr is an external flash that uses four high-output CREE LED lights to provide a whole lot of illumination via a small piece of hardware that plugs into your gadget's headphone jack, easily outgunning the iPhone's flash, and giving the flash-less iPad something to shine on photographic subjects.

"But whenever it gets a chance to shine, something almost invariably goes wrong".

Cuban told the radio show that he thinks Dallas will be the perfect place for him to shine, something he wasn't able to do to the level he had wanted in L.A. "L.A. is the city of everybody thinks they're a star, and it's hard to stand out," Cuban said.

"If you're going to stop something like this, you have to shine a light on it.

She had given him a perfect opportunity to veer the conversation away from Leonard Cohen and toward something that would allow him to shine.

I had the sense that my Muslim hosts saw hospitality not as a duty they were required to comply with but as an opportunity to shine at something that they cared deeply about.

She'll feel useful by teaching you something, giving her the opportunity to shine.

One fan ran up to Lionel Messi, got down on his knees in front of him, and pretended to shine his shoes – something which earned him a chuckle, a hug and Messi's shirt.

What's it like to be playing on the corporate-brass side of things? A. It's cool to shine a light on something you've experienced for years.

The trick to burning stuff is that you've got to shine the laser on something dark colored, or the light will just be reflected.