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241, The mahogany work tables, mottled by youthful mis-experiment, shone with a rich dark patina.

242, Strangely, the sun also shone, though it turned a dusty red, blotted out by the dark wings of vultures.

243, Sun shone, warm breezes blew, and the plane trees behind the Cages grew greener and more leafy with each hour.

244, Houses white as virgins breathed their stony breaths and expanded their bellies until every polished name-plaque turned to the sun and shone.

245, A full moon shone through silvery clouds[Sentencedict.com ], adding a dreamy air to the scene.

246, For Jack, it was a joy to watch her walk; her step was light and happiness shone from her.

247, Her eyes shone and her chest rose and fell quickly.

248, A shaft of brilliant sunlight shone through the dusty attic window.

249, It shone for the world like a tray of diamonds.

250, He shone his hand-lamp into the car and then, without speaking, opened the gate across a side road.

251, Gay broad leaves shone and swung in rhyme.

252, Already the moon shone quite clear on the high ground on either side.

253, The faint glow of a lamp shone through the canvas.

254, On the horizon the bony hills shone like picked bleached bones piled high.

255, An observer would only see light that shone directly at him.

256, The sun shone on him pitilessly , by day - only the king night gave him shade.

257, She advised that he make hay while the sun shone.

258, A light shone out from an open door at its gable end.

259, Against the peaceful landscape, the pale, decaying tints of the copses, the blue air of the horizon, and the lichened stile-boards, these staring vermilion words shone forth.

260, Interpreted correctly, these two words form an expression meaning that Moses was enlightened, that "the skin of his face shone" (as with a gloriole ), as the KJV has it.

261, In the same chapter Jesus went into the Temple and his power shone through as he cleaned it out to make it a house of prayer once more.