shining

IPA: ʃˈaɪnɪŋ

Examples of "shining" in Sentences

The shell is opaque and shining.
The window was brightly shining.
The lights are shining from the sky.
In the ceiling, the stars are shining.
It is so nice to see the light shining from the edge of the forest.
The eyes of some of the figures emit gleans of white shining light.
Newest, Picard echoed, the word shining in his mind bright as a nova.
The magazines came to me in shrink-wrap, my name shining out in glossy black or blue or pink.
When an animal is startled, he will stand gazing at the light, and his eyes may be seen shining distinctly: this is called "_shining the eyes_."
Bush also pointed to what he called a shining example of democracy in action, referring to the group's decision to hold a vote to decide to try to overpower the hijackers.
Steve's got a glamorous, feng-shuied-to-death new joint down the street with the four letters of his name shining out in the extensive flashing heraldry at the front entrance.
In Mongolia, the vice president tried his hand at archery, watched a wrestling match and named a horse during a brief visit to Mongolia, which he called a shining example of democratic development.