Sentence examples for start to shine from inspiring English sources

When exposed to an ultraviolet light, these biomarkers start to shine.

Of course, the light that really matters does not even start to shine until March 2009 when we receive our grant letters.

For David, this is the year when quality will start to shine through - the year in which publishers will try not to follow the market, but to lead it.

You assume from the start that the agency's creative chief, Don Draper Jon Hammm), is the complicated one, but then you see the parallels emerging with Peggy, the frumpish new girl from out in the sticks whose talents start to shine.

Let us hope that light will start to shine on Slovene paleoanthropology again in the sense of teaching and learning.

With repeated listens though, the gems do start to shine through.

"The sun is starting to shine," he said.

"The independent game is starting to shine again," he said.

This space has had so much TLC lately; it's really starting to shine!

"The strategy starts to shine on more-complicated programs," Glassman says.

Fast-forward to the site's new relaunch and it's really starting to shine.