Примеры shine

• He shone in conferences because he had a fantastic memory for facts about theatre - he was an unindexed encyclopedia of world theatre.

• In our interviewees' minds, the spotlight of conservatoire provision shines intensely on performance, with universities offering a broader range of musical studies.

• The author's enthusiasm for better land husbandry shines through the wide-ranging but rather jumbled text and the references, among which the persistent reader will discern the urgent, basic, ecological message.

• The quality of academic knowledge shines through from the wide array of academic contributors.

• The streets there shone brightly every night.

• The author's intellectual honesty shines out in that quotation, and it is entirely characteristic of the large work that now crowns his endeavours in this field.

• The humanity of the writer, musician, poet and painter shines out from their creations but the scientists, it is frequently said, reveal none of their feelings.

• The extent to which their houses are double or triple glazed provides a shining example of what can be achieved on the energy saving front.

• They, like everybody else, desire to have their holidays when the warm breezes are blowing and the sun is shining, and the countryside is beautiful.

• She has arrived like a knight in shining armour at the eleventh hour, and she should be congratulated for that.

• He will bring in his sheaves while the sun is still shining.

• I cannot stand here tonight and say my own country is a shining example of progress as regards the recycling of packaging.

• A shining example is the legislation on speed limitation devices.

• I hope the sun is shining upon him there and that he is being instructed to cover up well.

• We therefore need more democracy, better access and more respect for citizens, especially in countries where democracy is not yet shining brightly enough.