Sentence examples for bit of bright from inspiring English sources

HERE is a bit of bright news from Egypt.

Cookie Island is a store that offers a bit of bright and shiny relief on a street struggling to return to normal just blocks away from ground zero.

Somewhere in each photograph is a reflected bit of bright color that emanates from neon lights or other signs just outside the frame.

But it was reported this week that several members plan to pass a new law in the MPR to make it easier to call just such a session.Unfortunately for Mr Wahid, the one bit of bright news he thought he could rely on has also faded.

The action was a bit of bright news for investors in the Reserve U.S. Government Fund, one of more than a dozen Reserve funds that froze customer withdrawals more than two months ago after being hit with waves of redemption demands.

A bit of bright news in the report: While delinquencies and foreclosures are still well above historical norms, they have begun to edge down in most states.

A rogue bit of bright-red watermelon accented a pristine block of cod, swathed in a subtle ginger-leek purée.

He pries off the shards, carefully extricates the vegetable from its fragrant shroud, and carves the pristine white orb like a grand roast before he dabs on a bit of bright-green chimichurri sauce in which the chopped parsley is supplemented by the Japanese herb shiso.

The shrimp wrapped in prosciutto were acceptable, but the real star of the dish was the salad: a fresh green mound of arugula with bits of bright red pepper and softened fennel, dressed with a nicely balanced vinaigrette.

A flat cake of yellowfin tuna tartare, draped with a necklace of thinly sliced cucumber, is theatrically presented on a huge plate scattered with confettilike bits of bright yellow and red bell pepper.

My cigar bag also and bits of bright red speckle dotted my Sol Moscot clear frame glasses (Gary Oldman has a pair, so I had to have one).