shine造句

Soy Silk is valued for its quality, shine, and softness.

Stars shine brightest in the long dark night of winter.

'Sheen,' 'shine,' 'burbling,' 'boom.' It opened our eyes to what happens in a disaster.

Winemaker Jeremy Kreck's basic philosophy is to let the fruit shine in Mill Creek's wines.

A pediatric nurse's shoes may lack the shine, but they have the spit.

And if the golden sun, should cease to shine its light.

This merit will shine throughout history and no one can obliterate it.

Covered in chrome and gleaming neon, big rigs from across Japan shine at a truck show in Aichi Prefecture.

Now we add a Gaussian blur to the petal to give the shine map a nice glossy shimmer.

They closed a show where the evening wear had moved deftly away from red carpet shine and glitter.

Lamps were already beginning to shine out, with passenger cars all about and the train moving at a snail's pace.

The sky appears to glow an eerie green hue as the intense aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, shine in the moonlit night.

Remember your value, it is not because of your indecent and depreciation, the appearance of the gold always shine one day.

A single thread in a tapestry, though its color brightly shine, can never see its purpose in a pattern of the grand design.

If you're a marketer, consider your single most important selling point. Then pare down your marketing efforts to focus on that, and let it shine.

If you shine a bright light in your face before bed you're telling your body it's time to perk up and be alert.

It is accurate to within 0.03mm. The same sensor is used on a boat to shine a beam off the tiller bar, using the reflection to measure the Angle of the rudder.

Shape of the tree, that's weird, far look like a fairy clothes, thin and light, fluttering in the air, almost look like a angel garland, now at the top, shine.

Somewhere eon Earth is a series of documentary films whose aim is to shine the spotlight on some of the few places on earth where nature and man exist in harmony.

But because another word gloss means "shine or luster on a smooth surface" (as the New Oxford American dictionary puts it) someone has submitted an Urbandictionary entry for that word.

Then, before I knew it, the dark red orb began to shine blazingly, dazzling my eyes until they stung and all of a sudden lighting up the surrounding clouds.