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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a brilliant outing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe an enjoyable or successful experience, often related to a social event or activity outside the home.
Example: "The picnic at the park turned out to be a brilliant outing, filled with laughter and great food."
Alternatives: "an excellent trip" or "a fantastic adventure.".
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McNabb answered with a brilliant outing on Thanksgiving in a must-win game against the Arizona Cardinals, throwing for 260 yards and 4 touchdowns.
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The cruelly exposed orchestral writing came off with uncommon precision — the Met brass had an especially brilliant outing — and the players responded to Salonen's direction with startling vehemence.
Mets starter Johan Santana delivered his fourth brilliant outing in a row, but he was lifted in favor of Rodriguez in the ninth after throwing 115 pitches through eight innings, and that was when things got crazy.
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Verne Gay of Newsday referred to the episode as "yet another brilliant outing by TV's best drama keeps getting better"; she was not the only critic to give a positive review.
He came back with another brilliant outing in Game 6 at Candlestick Park against Whitey Ford, not allowing a baserunner until the fifth inning and finishing with a three-hit 5 2 victory to tie the Series at three games each; he only allowed three runners to reach second base, and only went to a three-ball count four times.
After two straight brilliant outings, Vick struggled, completing 12 of 24 passes for 136 yards.
An outing in early May coincided with a brilliant full moon.
Regarded as possessing the best swing in the game, the world number six carded a brilliant third-round 65 while collecting a top 10 at the Houston Open in his last outing before the first major of the year.
"A brilliant performance, sir".
A brilliant WrestleMania.
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