Sentence examples similar to a brilliant wind from inspiring English sources

I remember it well, largely because Alan Johnson delivered a brilliant wind-up speech at the end of the debate.

Then, with the wedding guests following behind, we sped down the West Side Highway beside the sparkling Hudson under a brilliant wind-swept sky to the pier where the stately old Ile de France was preparing to sail at noon.

This recovery is almost certainly responsible for the fact that he is unusual among major American dramatists in having achieved a brilliant second wind, winning a Pulitzer prize (see T) 28 years after he had been given one for A Delicate Balance.

It's a brilliant win.

There was an inevitability that Ainslie would take the lead, having sailed a brilliant third section into the wind.

However, if you find yourself tirelessly bored, then a long book like 'Gone with the Wind' is a brilliant read.

Written in 1949, this piquant Neo-Classical work is a brilliant showcase for any orchestra's principal wind and brass players.

"When Evan and I caught wind of their channel and videos, we both thought it would be a brilliant way to construct a Kickstarter video.

You can, however, have a brilliant wave-riding experience at any time of year; just be mindful of shifting winds and the occasional rain cloud.

With Alan Oke leading a brilliant cast, no one present will forget what they witnessed under a black sky, in a biting wind, by the water's edge.

"A brilliant performance, sir".