Sentence No, "bright by" is not a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It would not make sense in a sentence.
Bright, by now, was simply open-mouthed.
MAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT, by Fern Michaels, Elizabeth Bass, Rosalind Noonan and Nan Rossiter.
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But cepheids, even though they are bright by stellar standards, can only be made out in nearby galaxies.
"Gifting" suggests something — probably requiring a box, a bow and a smile bleached bright by Crest Whitestrips.
"That Easter Day With Joy Was Bright" by Praetorius, with chimes and children's choir; Widor's "Toccata" for organ.
From that point onwards, the glow around Mayweather has grown brighter by the day.
What book would you require all heads of state to read? "The Best and the Brightest," by David Halberstam.
Arc lamps can only be made brighter by making them bigger, which makes the light harder to control.
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Stuart Tarabour and Dona Abramson, Manhattan To the Editor: Re: "Streetscapes: The Best and the Brightest," by Christopher Gray, Feb. 22.
