Bright-cut, type of decorative engraving used on metal objects, especially those made of silver.
When you're on the prowl for a splendid piece of Irish Georgian silver -- say, a 1780's bright-cut teapot -- include J. W. Weldon in your search.
The hosts doubled their lead in the 13th minute when more bright play cut Hearts open.
Yes, it's bistro and bohemian and correct down to the sautéed rabbit livers set atop a bright salad cut sour with endive and bright with vinaigrette.
Laura Fisher, who specializes in quilts, is showing an optically dazzling example of a "convalescent quilt," sewn by a hospitalized British sailor from small, bright diamonds cut from blankets and uniforms.
Blessed with eyes of devil red, a protruding dewlap and a bared rack of incisors to complete the vision, this beast of bright green cut the sky over a major Texas city last week, suspended from the undercarriage of a helicopter, dipping toward board members of the Fort Worth Zoo.
The gel was stained with Commassie bright blue, cut and subjected to in-gel tryptic digestion.
For each trial, 45 50 mosquitoes were introduced into a custom-made Plexiglas box (38.5 × 28 × 12.5 cm) with two Peltier elements (4.6 × 6.5 cm surface area, ATP-O40-12, Custom Thermoelectric, Bishopville, MD) each covered with a taut piece of standard white letter size printer paper (extra bright, Navigator) cut to 9 × 11 cm.
Jaeger London meanwhile showed tomato-bright blazers cut in collarless, minimal shapes and fiercely creased crimson cigarette pants.
Mizeur was wearing a bright, well-cut turquoise jacket; she said that her wife had bought it for her as a surprise, especially for the convention.
But he was remembered here today as a bright, clean-cut, quiet and determined young man who came from a prominent and well-regarded family.
