shines

A hot, black sun shines overhead, voiding everything of color — stark imagery photographed by cinematographer Greig Fraser with a camera modified to record infrared.

This is because hydroxyl radicals form in the atmosphere close to the ground during the day when the sun shines.

It's easy for them when the sun shines and their game is connected and the stars are all aligned.

I always use a premium butter for recipes where butter shines, like croissants or really any laminated baked good.

Some have made the point that these types of scandals involving high profile TV presenters only seem to emerge when the media shines a light on them.