Sentence examples for a bright class of from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame has a bright class of six freshmen but only one senior.

That's my job!" In fact, Icahn didn't say that, but in speeches he refers to corporate C.E.O.s as a "not too bright" class of "morons".

(Quick: Who was the QB for the Patriots against the Bears in that fatal Super Bowl, the one who failed to complete a single pass? Answer: Tony Eason, one of the dimmer, or dimmed, lights of the bright class of '83).

Basic dyesare the brightest class of soluble dyes used by the textile industry (Kapoor and Kalani1984; Reid 1996).

The most terrifying part of his ensemble used to be a bright red Harvard class of 1976 T-shirt, but it is now so splotched with pink and white that it looks tie-dyed — as in the movie about Woodstock.

Beta Aurigae (Menkalinan, Menkarlina) is a bright A2IV class star (A-type subgiant).

In fact, "Homo Zapiens" reads more like an end-of-term skit worked up by a class of bright economics students: tremendous fun for those who have labored through the course work, but of limited interest to anybody else.

Planetary nebula, any of a class of bright nebulae that are expanding shells of luminous gas expelled by dying stars.

When I asked a class of bright first graders why they thought that some statues faced as they do, a little boy called out: "There is a debate about who the Statue of Liberty belongs to, so some have to face New Jersey, and some Manhattan!" JANIE SCHWALBE Scene: The Vermeer exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

A class act with a bright future ahead of him.

The X2.2-class solar flare of March 11 , 2015 seen as a bright flash of light in this Solar Dynamics Observatory image.