“She loved the twinkling of the stars and the hot white shine of the full moon.”

“Linseed oil helps restore the shine to a dull surface.”

“He quickly took quite a shine to her quirkiness and dry sense of humor.”

“He had the beginnings of a bruise on his left eye, which would become a decent sized shiner by morning.”

“Don't stand too close to the stage during their 10-minute set or you might be sporting a shiner for the rest of the summer.”

“He was strong and hard against me, for such a pale-faced, freckly-armed shiner of the shoes.”

“Remember that surface flatness is always much more important than shininess.”

“The terms you mention are ones that various manufacturers use to describe the shininess of their products.”

“That afternoon, my cousins and I were admiring its shininess and how cool it looks.”

“The epithets marmoreus, eburneus, and candidus, are all applied to beauty by the Roman poets, sometimes as to their shape, and sometimes as to the shiningness here spoken of.”

“Like all surfperch, shiners are viviparous, that is, they do not lay eggs but bear live young.”

“He led us through some fantastic coral formations, tunnels, and schools of shiners so thick you couldn't see the person in front of you.”

“I posted a picture of one of the shiners after a match, should have some good boxing shots too soon.”