Sentence examples for Bright opening from inspiring English sources

After such a bright opening, the game quietened down before the hosts opened the scoring through former Olympiacos forward Derbyshire.

An intricate passing move involving Willy Boly, Morgan Gibbs-White and Jimenez set up Jota for the opener, which came against the run of play following a bright opening by the visitors.

McNamara desperately needs a bright opening to the campaign.

Nor those of Modric who, after a bright opening, faded badly, rather like his team.

A bright opening sees the ensemble in muted flesh tones against columns of austere black.

Given what was at stake, Scotland's bright opening was understandable rather than worthy of high praise.

Other influences can be seen in the neon-bright opening credits and the retro song picks – "a mix of tension-ratcheting synthesizer tones and catchy club anthems that collectively give the film its consistent tone".

At that moment, clear, hot, sweet liquid came spilling sensuously out of the bright pink opening.

This bright, arresting opening immediately commands our attention but could have been written by any number of contemporaneous composers.

At times those qualities went rather forgotten here, so eager were the hosts to recover from a bright English opening.

The Guardian reviewer Isabel Quigly called it "an extremely bright book, opening one's eyes to all sorts of aspects of youth".