Sentence examples for bright for all from inspiring English sources

Venus will remain just as bright for all practical purposes (within a tenth of a magnitude) right on through May 17.

Bridgwater carnival is clever, skilful, bright, for all the family and full of passion.

What is certain though is that the future will be brighter for all three countries caught in a deadly triangle of mutual mistrust and competition if Pakistan and India can come to see the instability of Afghanistan as a common challenge to be jointly managed rather than a battlefield on which to escalate their long, bitter feud.

While this may feel threatening to startups that see their vision on Amazon's roadmap, the future is brighter for all of us who build products for the public cloud — change your strategy, build some new relationships and be the best at what you do.

These were the women my generation had fought for -- so that the future would be brighter for all women and ultimately, the world.

"What is certain," Dalrymple writes, "is that the future will be brighter for all three countries caught in a deadly triangle of mutual mistrust and competition if Pakistan and India can come to see the instability of Afghanistan as a common challenge to be jointly managed, rather than as a battlefield on which to continue or, worse, escalate their long and bitter feud".

GFP fluorescence was brighter for all CMVarI variants compared with the respective CMVarII variants.

In bright daylight, for all to see, Pat Gallagher handed a foursome a can of cooking spray to carry around on the golf course.

The sensuality is heightened by the uncredited costumes: bright briefs for all four, the women's much briefer than the men's.

It's not too late, but time is running out to save our reef's future and secure a bright future for all Queenslanders.

Taking the stage alone, dressed all in black, she ran through what seemed like every crowd-pleasing issue she could think of: the value of "made in America"; the pressures on small businesses; the idea that Washington is broken; the heroism of military families; the urgency of "a bright future for all".