Sentence examples for be bright to keep from inspiring English sources
You have to be bright to keep a secret of that magnitude and I have never been accused of luminosity.
A diamond intelligence, too bright to keep in the darkness.
Here are the best and the brightest to keep you engaged this year.
"The International Baccalaureate doesn't suit everyone, but if you're bright and want to keep your options open, that can be the best option," suggests Hunt.
Care should be taken to keep bright lights out of the subjects' direct view.
That's why it's important to have a lightweight coat that won't weigh you down when the sun is bright, but will keep you warm when the wind kicks up.
These are bright red and keep well-contained in one area.
The lighting on a mega-yacht that size will be so bright, we'll probably be forced to keep our shades drawn at night, which is not right for 72 hours let alone two months.
This pay adjustment may not be enough to keep our best and brightest interested in pursuing a medical career, but it would be a good start.
Whose bright idea was it to keep Saddam's gulag open as a U.S. prison, anyway?
