Sentence examples for a brilliant target from inspiring English sources

The laboratory complex streaked above the Florida spaceport 15 minutes before the shuttle's liftoff, a brilliant target hurtling through space at five miles per second.

The Derry and Ulster champions were never able to get to grips with man of the match, Michael Lundy who proved a brilliant target man for the Galway side.

However, Winston has a brilliant pair of targets in Mike Evans and Vincent Jackson, a decent offensive line and Doug Martin, a running back in a contract year.

The Gap changed American fashion by showing us the simple sense of a T-shirt, Michael Graves (and a brilliant ad campaign) lifted Target ever upward and Martha Stewart's stuff still sells at Kmart, even as Stewart herself has become a tabloid punching bag.

Labor's campaign, although disingenuous at best, was a brilliant strategy of small target community campaigning and a play on general voter naivety about the separation between State and Federal jurisdictions.

Come on, Jeff, compare Hillary Clinton to Kublai Khan or Marshall Ney or something.8 50 : In a brilliant stroke of audience targeting, CNN runs an anti-meth ad between episodes of its thus far droll commentary.8 48 : Oh man, it's going to be a long night.

Making a significant effort to 'say' things in your head throughout the day in the target language is a brilliant way of getting cognitively used to articulating your thoughts in the language.

That makes a brilliant student from an out-of-the-way school a soft target.

Modifying or functionalizing nanoparticles to deliver drugs through the blood brain barrier for targeting brain tumors can be regarded as a brilliant outcome of this technology [27].

"A brilliant performance, sir".

A brilliant WrestleMania.