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Shiny in sentence

130 examples of Shiny in a sentence

For example, this kind of information tells us that an apple is red, round, and shiny.
The boyfriend also tends to camouflage his feelings, so he appears like a lone, shiny white wolf.
A settlement is not asking you for shiny homes; all it's asking for is basic necessities: electricity, roads, water, toilets and drainage.
It isn't when the shiny new tools show up that their uses start permeating society.
So we got brand new ones, shiny ones, medium ones, and very old, dark ones.
Now, if we turn the polarizers around just a little bit, we can actually bring that specular reflection of the skin back in, and you can see she looks kind of shiny and oily at this point.
Now, while 4Shbab and "The 99" may look new and shiny, there is actually a very long tradition of this.
I was thrilled to be the only person standing on the stage with a shiny silver helmet.
Watch how shiny the skin is; you can see my reflection there.
No knights in shiny armor but gangsters in shiny cars.
I should note I was 12, and could be entertained by shiny objects.
Even the horses look well-groomed and shiny.
Queasy, confused nonsense given a shiny sheen and a soundtrack full of pop-rock tunes, but characters one would hope to avoid.
And then, lo and behold......in drops Halloween Costume Man, dressed in the shiny black cape, with a skeleton mask face, holding an axe.
I just got the DVD for Hardware Wars, in a shiny new package, looking irresistable.
But the stronger faction are "Nazis": they strut about self-importantly, and some wear shiny knee boots.
The creatures steel and take shiny objects to make new stuff out of them , mostly weapons.They has a cat and it murderously disappeared.
(A very bright and shiny one, though.)
Although this wonderful film expresses the loneliness and the weakness of human being, there is also some room for hope, in the shiny singing scenes.
Mohr fans will see something different in his Ed character, and fans of Helen Slater will enjoy her shiny moments of a quick, but excellent come-back.
The guy has no shame whatsoever, In fact, he's more like the lead in "Stepfather" than some poor schmuck who gets fired and is so humiliated that he can't face the disappointment of his family and friends and feels forced to invent a shiny new life for himself, as Vincent did in "Time Out."
This is to the Zatoichi movies as the "Star Trek" movies were to "Star Trek"--except that in this case every one of the originals was more entertaining and interesting than this big, shiny re-do, and also better made, if substance is more important than surface.
So his cap is black and it looks shiny as if it were made of polyester.
"I'm thinking Matrix, I'm thinking Bladerunner, I'm thinking that chick that plays Faith in Angel, wearing shiny black leather - or some chick just like her, leave that one with us.
Only - get this! - we'll do it without any plot, dialogue, character, decent action or budget, just some loud bangs and a hot chick in shiny black leather straddling a big throbbing bike.
Bad actors reading cheesy lines while shiny classic showroom cars continuously circle a diner that looks more like a Disneyland attraction.
It stole some shiny Oscars from Avatar just because politicians wanted another war-hero movie to boost the acceptance (support?)
Trying to cash in on the success of Deal Or No Deal and 1 Versus 100 comes this lame excuse for entertainment - Show Me The Money, in which 12 sexy 'dancers' shimmy out in shiny red hooker attire.
I kid you not, there are even girls strapped to the crystal chandeliers, mummified with shiny gauze and chained up with pearl ropes, unable to move (for days, I imagine, during production) whilst this katzenjammer of toy-box athleticism twitch and spasm below to the Ukulele orchestra.
The shiny cinematography was the work of veteran Loyal Griggs, the set decoration was supplied by Albert Nozaki, Hal Pereira and Walter Tyler, with set decoration by Sam Comer and Roy Moyer and costumes by Edith Head, John Jensen and Ralph Jester.
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