Sentence examples for a brilliant feed from inspiring English sources

Torres, who had 33 goals for Liverpool this season but had been invisible in this tournament, came through off a brilliant feed from Xavi Hernández.

It came short-handed, off a brilliant feed from Dvorak, who somehow passed the puck to Nedved in the slot from the right circle while falling to the ice because Dave Scatchard had hooked him from behind.

A man living in the city of Hail, Saudi Arabia, came up with a brilliant idea to feed needy people in his neighborhood while sparing them the "shame" of begging, according to Gulf News.

And things would only get worse from then on as it only took eight minutes for Belgium to add another goal when Fellaini rose for a header at the back post off a brilliant cross-field feed from Steven Defour.

A friend lent me Black Dice member Eric Copeland's newest release, Alien in a Garbage Dump, a brilliant avant garde record that feeds on the pop cross-pollination set on Panda Bear's wonderful Person Pitch.

What a brilliant concept: The lions are being fed without having to hunt.

It became a brilliant centre of art and culture, fed by the fertile interaction of Italian Renaissance and Spanish Gothic influences and forming a cultural bridge between the two peninsulas of the western Mediterranean.

But the visitors made the points certain when substitute Steven Pienaar fed Eto'o, who bent a brilliant shot inside the right post from 22 yards.

That miss would prove costly as, six minutes later, Messi fed Sanchez and he slotted a brilliant finish beyond Casillas.

Michael Specter, on his Twitter feed (which everyone should follow), points to a brilliant graphic-novel rendition of the Wakefield scandal.

Something between a regular pasta and a soup, it's brilliant for feeding a crowd on a budget, as rich as it is cheap to make.