The phrase "arrived bright" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where you want to describe someone arriving in a cheerful or lively manner, but it is not a common expression.
Example: "She arrived bright and full of energy, ready to take on the day."
Alternatives: "arrived cheerful" or "arrived lively."
Conference attendees -- mostly engineers, with a smattering of investors, analysts, bloggers and reporters -- arrived bright and early.
I was as bald as a Mitchell brother until I was two, and then hair arrived: bright orange, and lots of it.
Saturday was the first full day of coding and participants arrived bright and early at 10am, eager to get started.
On my first day, I arrived bright and early with synthetic urine strapped to my body for warmth underneath my clothes.
8 00 A.M.: The Obamas arrived bright and early at Downing Street to meet with UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown after spending the night in the US Ambassador's Winfield House.
This was backed up by Ofsted chief inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw who said the most academically able arrived "bright-eyed and bushy-tailed" from primary school, but that things started "to go wrong very early" with low expectations.
He had passed up an invitation to be on "Nightline" to arrive bright and early.
Updated at 10.11am BST 10.01am BST People arrive bright and early this morning at Worthy Farm.
Mr. Christie's motorcade arrived to bright pink signs and several dozen people urging him to sign the bill expanding medical marijuana.
Mr. Banfe did everything from sell equipment to repaint one order of copy machines when they arrived in bright red, a color he knew no one would want.
At its opening in May following a general election, members of the newly formed Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF) party arrived in bright-red jumpsuits, gumboots and hard hats, symbolising the uniform of South Africa's black workers.
