Sentence examples for a brilliant spring from inspiring English sources

On a brilliant spring day last week in backcountry Greenwich, the art collector Peter Brant strolled into his new museum — the Brant Foundation Art Study Center — with the slightly bowlegged gait of a man who has spent a lot of time on horseback.

By John Seabrook Jeff Koons On a brilliant spring day last week in backcountry Greenwich, the art collector Peter Brant strolled into his new museum — the Brant Foundation Art Study Center — with the slightly bowlegged gait of a man who has spent a lot of time on horseback.

On a brilliant spring day last week in backcountry Greenwich, the art collector Peter Brant strolled into his new museum the Brant Foundation Art Study Center with the slightly bowlegged gait of a man who has spent a lot of time on horseback.

But on a brilliant spring day, the city brought to grief by terrorist bombings one year earlier sprinted back in the resolute style of the runners who tore through quiet suburbs and charming town squares to the finish line, where the roars grew deafening as Meb Keflezighi became the first American man to win the marathon since 1983.

It was a brilliant spring day.

On a brilliant spring day, its ancient apple orchards and rolling meadows could hardly be more idyllic.

The Reverend Paul Sinclair shouts to me as we race through the Leicestershire lanes on a brilliant spring morning.

On a brilliant spring afternoon, the Tane girls played on their swing set, then settled down in the family room with Mr. and Mrs. Tane to reminisce about Myosha's previous two visits.

IT was a brilliant spring morning in Madison Square Park, and the uptown end of the central lawn was already crowded with children playing on a multicolored triangular platform that looked as though it had been made from giant Lego blocks.

They are doing all sorts of unexpected things to help people have a brilliant Christmas.

It is a brilliant summer beer, hugely refreshing, yet satisfyingly complex.