What is "shinin'"

Usage examples of "shinin'".

Her dress was a stiff sort of a shinin' poplin, made tight acrost the chest and elboes.

Smooth and tranquil it looked in the light of that pleasant afternoon, and fur off, over the shinin' waves, lay the island.

No, the twelve gates of heaven are open, Josiah Allen, and a shinin' down onto the earth.

Ocean waves and the shinin' waterfall, and the lily blow, to reflect back the light, in the same identical manner.

Love, which is the light of Heaven, wuz a shinin' on their faces, and we had got home.

Eyes earth-level, one last over-the-shoulder look at Shinin', she gazed past the trees to her house, so softly lit on this winter night, and knew that something had changed.

Half turned, already feeling the cinch of the thing on Shinin', she grabbed the bridle.

She cinched the girth with a vengeance, apologized to Shinin', and swung herself into the saddle a minute later, only to be stopped by a call from the dark.

Without thinking, frantic, she dug into Shinin', letting loose of the reins, allowing him to tear through the gate and into the night without concern for the man she left behind.

The cold night was cut by her cries of frustration and those same cries urged Shinin' on until he breathed as hard and deep as she.

Tara walked Shinin' back across the fields, staying close to the river as she went.

Slipping from Shinin', she bedded him down with a pat on the neck before peeling off her gloves as she glanced toward the guest house.

Every time I think about Shinin', about that man being in my house, it makes me furious.

She could hear Shinin' snorting and weaving, the ground shuddered beneath her.

Be a lot more fun than shinin' shoes and waiting for the President to show up someday.