Sentence examples for began bright from inspiring English sources

The day began bright and quiet as she washed black-eyed peas and sliced mackerel for the dish, with no hint of the wild party to come.

The first full day of the program began bright and early with a wakeup call at 8 15 a.m.

And then, when it's all over, Disrupt SF 2015 begins bright and early on Monday.

The others, which began to get brighter later, were referred to as 'new CF-retaining (NCFR) cells'.

In 2005, subways began carrying bright red posters that remind riders to read the emergency instructions.

And she began a bright, off-key rendition of "Auld Lang Syne".

Too often her dances began with bright ideas that gradually dimmed with repetition or prolongation of effects.

When Mr. Sheehan began "A Bright Shining Lie," he was working for The New York Times, and he recalled asking A. M. Rosenthal, then the executive editor, for a leave of three years.

He sees "Kin" as being linked to the albums that came before it, as another chapter in a songbook that began with "Bright Size Life", his first album, released in 1976.

The gowns she places on the title character are a show in themselves, and more to the point, they beautifully track the character's transformation: subdued at the beginning, bright and empowering by the end.

His style reached maturity in the mid-1950s and 1960s, when he began using brighter, more vibrant colours to further enhance the suggestion of movement through optical illusion.