Sentence examples for a bright one from inspiring English sources
"By the sounds of things it's going to be a bright one and I can't wait to get started".
If we can prevent malnutrition in the first 1,000 days we turn this dark legacy into a bright one.
Until his admission this week that he fathered a child during an extramarital affair, the five-term congressman's political career seemed like a bright one.
With a new leadership dedicated to returning to our campaigning roots, the future can be a bright one for the NUS.
His performance against the Rams showed why he is among the best young quarterbacks in the game and why the Saints have every reason to believe that a future with Brooks is a bright one.
(True to form, Mr. "I Hate the Good Old Days" compares the past unfavorably to what was to come afterward: in 1950, he notes, his native "Germany was not very exciting, and people needed and wanted things other than elegance.... Yet I was convinced my future would be a bright one").
A bright one-bedroom flat on the sixth floor is on the market for £449,000 – three times the price of the house in Boosbeck, even though, at just 490 sq ft, it is less than half the size.
In midsummer, she finally found a place she liked enough to bid on, a bright one-bedroom with a large dining area in a postwar brick building in the West 90s.
A year ago, they visited a bright one-bedroom co-op in a gorgeous Art Deco building a bit farther afield, in Kensington.
For no more than $400,000, he hoped for a bright one-bedroom facing south.
