The example above, for instance, has "shined" where British English usage is "shone". He then drew out his hand and it shined a bright white light. Woodward shined a headlamp in Sharp's eyes, but Sharp was unresponsive. He realized it was all over for him and left the city he once shined. One of his instructors remarked that his shoes were always shined. While in Washington, D.C., he would sport expensive suits, starched shirts, and perfectly shined shoes. There were red lights shined at the hotel to make it a scarlet color. She was now in a strange new world that shined like jewels. When blue light is shined on the cell, the Cry2 domain binds to C1B1. He also shined shoes and learned how to repair them. Kritoboulos accepts, but says that a light must be shined on Socrates. However, Auburn's offense shined despite very basic playcalling. Many shined green lights from their homes to indicate their support. He shined in emotional scenes in the second half of the movie. After playing small role, she shined very well in the industry.