How to pronounce “shines” in English

Shines some light into the darkest corners of her mind.

I hope it shines not just on our data but on a shared vision.

I think that probably shines through in the business.

The sun shines directly down a web shaft-- a web shaft-- a well shaft, whereas in the same day, in Alexandria, there is a shadow that's being cast.

When it shines on things, they are transformed."

And it really shines a light on the uniqueness of the sport and what you all are doing.

It just shines a light on all that is potentially good about Indian cuisine.

The sun shines on the Earth.

But the sun still shines on everyone.

That green color just shines through, too.

And something that really shines through as you read the book is how resilient you are.

The lesson shines forth as bright and unmistakable as the flame in Lady Liberty's outstretched hand.

The sun shines all over the world every day.

So it really puts-- it shines a light on the people who are really important to you.

It explains why the sun shines.

Quantum physics tells us why the sun shines, but if quantum physics really is just an instrument for predicting outcomes, quantum physics doesn't tell us why the sun shines.

I'm not somebody who shines his cameras up.

So the light of glamor shines for a few moments on an ordinary activity.

A spooky moon shines down.

This hole is a perfect blackbody because any light that shines onto it will go straight in, bounce around inside, and eventually be absorbed.

Like, alexandrite shines emerald green in the sun, but glows ruby red under incandescent light.

It just really-- the magic of your spirit shines in this book, and I'm excited for everybody around the world to indulge with us, because we're

"That shining, everything else shines.

I shining, everything shines after me.

It just reveals, shines on my hand.

Quantum mechanics is absolutely necessary to understand why the sun shines or how transistors work or why this table is solid, OK?

That's an instrument that has a laser that it shines through a little sample of powder.

It explains why we can see that the sun shines.

And I think that's one of things that really shines out about her.

That's amazing, which shines through in what you're talking about, and what you've applied as you've learned how the industry has changed.

I don't know-- the one political point that sort of shines out of one of the chapters of this book relates to, well, big government.

He loves that little shoelace store where they also do shines and repairs, of course.

in the summer, the sun never shines directly into it, and it always catches the breezes.

certainly was not weak but there was that deep sense of humility that shines through and I think that we need some

I ventured out into this wider world to get a feel of where this technology shines and where it stumbles.

I do notice the faster AirDrops, but where this really shines...

And that's where, again, YouTube really shines, because you're able to produce really high-quality content by utilizing the latest technology that can compete

ANTOINETTE M. CLARKE: So I think a lot of our world and culture definitely shines a grand light on the overnight success

I hear a helicopter in the sky, and a light shines on me.

But it's true, that subtle nuances aren't really where AI shines, in many cases at this point, at least not at a meaningful recognition level,

I don't know, like 10 times what you would think a movie star shines like.

You get more evaporation then, because when the sun shines on the sea, it gives the water molecules more energy.

There was a lot of integrity, and it really shines through the letters.

And I think, I truly think that Edith is a light which shines on him.

As many people note, the places where the sun shines the brightest-- and that's what this map is-- are not always the places where population ends up

Again, with the backlighting you have the outline of the butterfly showing there really nicely, everything shines.

Ah, my lady, Princess Elfilda that a dazzling star who shines in the royal firmament where she belongs.

I was saying, the sun just feels differently here, it just shines a little brighter.

But the concept is that when the planet goes in front of the star, some of the starlight shines through the atmosphere.