• The high-intensity light can dazzle pilots during take-off and landing when shone at aircraft.

    BBC: Laser pens 'threaten Gatwick passenger safety'

  • Pilots of the Airbus A319 from Stansted reported the green beam being shone at them on Monday at 22:45.

    BBC: Green laser

  • Between January and September 2011 there were 18 reported cases of lasers being shone at aircraft at the airport.

    BBC: Laser pens 'threaten Gatwick passenger safety'

  • Rooney has shone at Old Trafford this season following the high-profile departures of Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid and Tevez to Manchester City.

    BBC: Wayne Rooney nets writers' player of the year award

  • "It's like having a spell check that underlines words if you've made a mistake, " says Rutgers Professor Bill Ward, who was shocked that Chalfie's bacteria shone at all.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The Civil Aviation Authority said anyone who witnessed lasers being shone at any aircraft should report incidents to the police "because it is a real danger to pilots".

    BBC: Laser warning after teenager guilty of 'dazzling' pilot

  • The Excelsior Rotterdam forward, who shone at last year's U20 World Cup, was only allowed to join the camp in Brazil after being given special permission by his Dutch club.

    BBC: Parreira laments lack of quality friendly matches

  • John Harrington shone at Distington, where he won the two senior events, but was flickering along at Haltwhistle until he reached the final of the All Weights with the Darren Whitfield.

    BBC: Cumberland wrestling round-up

  • In the incident which led to the teenager's conviction, a green beam was shone at the aircraft which was about 2, 000ft (610m) over a populated area of Torquay while it was searching for a missing person.

    BBC: Laser warning after teenager guilty of 'dazzling' pilot

  • London (CNN) -- Young stars shone at the Olympic pool Monday as Yannick Agnel of France won his second gold medal of the London Games, American teen sensation Missy Franklin won her first and a 15-year-old Lithuanian stunned the women's 100-meter breaststroke field.

    CNN: Olympics: Young stars winning swimming golds

  • The menu changed with his moods as much as the season: red peppers because they had shone at the morning market, sardines for their feel in his plump fingers, the first wild asparagus simply because it was there, and had to be celebrated with his customers.

    ECONOMIST: Santi Santamar��a | The

  • In March 2012 Adam Gardenhire aimed a green laser pen at a business jet and then shone it at a Pasadena police helicopter sent to find the source.

    BBC: Man gets 30 months in prison for shining laser at plane

  • It was a flame that crossed the Pacific, landing upon beach upon beach, climbing Iwo Jima, it was a flame that landed at Normandy, it was a flame that shone brightly December 1944 at Bastogne.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: Allen West: Keeping ��the flame�� burning

  • Spain international Torres, who won the golden boot at this year's Euro 2012 tournament, has scored just four goals this season and looks a shadow of the player who shone during four seasons at Anfield.

    CNN: Champions League winner Di Matteo sacked by Chelsea

  • Team-mate Frank Vandenbroucke, a new signing for the season, has shone early on this season at times, finishing second in the Tour of Flanders.

    BBC: Quick Step-Davitamon

  • The sun still shone in as we sat at our desks.

    NPR: Excerpt: 'Then We Came to the End'

  • He impressed at the Diamonds, but it was at Falkirk where he really shone, eventually securing a move to Rangers in the summer of 2007.

    BBC: Alan Gow defends move to Motherwell

  • Judy had prepared a lunch of tuna sandwiches, and as we ate at the kitchen table Sam said that, during the weeks after the Alabama shooting, TV crews had set up klieg lights outside their home and shone them through the windows, so that at midnight it felt like the middle of the day.

    NEWYORKER: A Loaded Gun

  • What is certain is that Mowbray's leadership qualities have shone from early on in his career, when at the age of 22 he became club captain at Middlesbrough.

    BBC: Mowbray the natural leader

  • Welcoming the report, the University and College Union said it had "shone a bright light" into the style of management at the college.

    BBC: North West Regional College

  • Two passenger planes - one over Exeter, Devon, and one at Newquay, Cornwall - had laser beams shone into their cockpits on Friday night.

    BBC: Green laser

  • And when Dr Anderson injected the modified vesicles into mice and then shone ultraviolet light of a wavelength that can pass through flesh at some of them, he found the tactic worked.

    ECONOMIST: Drug delivery

  • And Ramsey, whose brother Josh attends the school, certainly shone on the football field, with Mr Thomas fondly remembering a tournament at Pontllanfraith.

    BBC: ?5m Ramsey 'popular and talented'

  • Despite India's dogged batting performance, Brett Lee shone in the Australia attack, claiming his eighth Test five-wicket haul at the cost of 119 runs, while Mitchell Johnson and Brad Hogg each took two wickets.

    BBC: Sachin Tendulkar hails his century in Sydney

  • Then, arriving at the tumor site, it would be completely inactive until the specific wavelength of light is shone onto the particles.

    CNN: Interview: Naomi Halas

  • "There is no agenda behind this at all, " she continued, describing the six selected titles as "the ones that shone through, that stayed with you, that sustained you as a reader".

    BBC: Hilary Mantel and Zadie Smith up for women's fiction prize

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