No matter that, with his shining pate and lumpy pinstripe suit, he looked like a 1940s Minister for Wartime Austerity.
He seldom saw ghosts himself, though in his 40s he felt his shining, nightgowned mother push his head back on the pillow to save him from a migraine.
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The book opens with him settling in a New Hampshire town and taking a job at a nursing home where his "shining" power helps him comfort the dying.
He said he had been in his bedroom playing, shining it out of the skylight window.
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Stephen King's sequel to his horror novel The Shining is to be released on 24 September 2013, 36 years after the original was published.
Former Michigan State University guard Mateen Cleaves had rivers of joy streaming down his face in 2000 as "One Shining Moment" boomed around the arena after his team won the title.
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To a greater extent than is usually recognised, Mr Clinton's dominance of the public debate is as much a result of where the spotlight is shining as of his undoubted drawing-power.
Burke clinched his spot in the "One Shining Moment" montage with a 30-footer Friday night against Kansas that saved Michigan's season.
He believes, with shining certainty, in his own success, and, more broadly, in the American Gospel of Wealth that lies behind it: the idea that rich people got rich by being good, that the riches are a sign of their virtue, and that they should therefore be allowed to rule.
His stammering and stuttering prevents the classic Sandler from shining through.
Gregory is a fine archer, a fine horseman, a shining star in the tilt yard, and his manners cannot be faulted.
He has left behind a shining legacy of business leadership and commitment to his province and his community that will be missed by all who have known and benefited from his drive and his passion.
His biography was 1980s pop-culture lore: A shining star at GM who developed the Pontiac GTO, DeLorean had a flamboyant lifestyle (chest-hair-displaying V-necks, gold chains, a preference for, as he put it, "women who are dramatically less educated than I") that clashed with Detroit's conservative culture.
But he told me later that Earth's bright blue light was shining through the Eagle's telescope and into his eyes, keeping him awake.
Regarded as one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, Kubrick directed groundbreaking films including 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining, Dr Strangelove and Eyes Wide Shut, his last film before his death in 1999.
The writer has built up his reputation forging drama out of pivotal real-life events, shining the spotlight on memorable moments from our recent past.
The blog posts and photos afford readers a glimpse of life on the massive orbiting outpost, and by shining a light on Earth from space, Garan and his colleagues hope to mobilize people to improve the conditions on our fragile planet.
He did some fine, if bleak, landscapes too, but it was the interiors that sold in his lifetime, and he is best remembered for paintings of the sun shining through curtainless window-panes, casting shadows on carpetless floors.
The Shining was the only novel he wrote as a non-resident of his beloved Maine, during a brief Seventies move to nearby Boulder, Colorado.
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Skepticism reigns until we can scope it for ourselves, but the adapter came out shining on Philip Bloom's video and photo tests so far, judging by his samples (below the break).
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