Ways of shining

[blank_start]Glow[blank_end]: emit a steady even light without flames;

This is a light [blank_start]beam[blank_end].

[blank_start]Gleam[blank_end]: shine brightly, like a star or a light.

[blank_start]Blaze[blank_end]: v. shine very brightly n. a strong flame that burns brightly n. a large fire that causes a lot of damage, especially when a building is burning

[blank_start]Glitter[blank_end]: v. to shine with a lot of small quick flashes of light, as if with moisture. n. a sparkle or flash of light

Amy [blank_start]took a shine to[blank_end] Nick, but her friends weren't so sure he was the right guy for her.

The play has a very strong cast, but two actors in particular [blank_start]shine out[blank_end].

It's past seven, children, [blank_start]rise and shine[blank_end] (wake up)!

Don't worry. I'll be there [blank_start]come rain or shine[blank_end] (whatever happens).

Alan Turing [blank_start]blazed a trail in[blank_end] computer science.

San Lorenzo spent a small fortune on that lame goalkeeper Álvarez just because he was playing in Europe. [blank_start]All that glitters is not gold[blank_end] (just being attractive doesn't mean being valuable).