Sentence examples for bright leaf from inspiring English sources
But these theories unravel over the course of the film, after Mr. McElwee interviews Ms. Neal and the widow of the novelist on whose book "Bright Leaf" was based, and "Bright Leaf" becomes a kind of metaphor for the limitations of what can be captured in film and what cannot.
The drama Bright Leaf was unremarkable, but Curtiz's two other efforts in 1950 were better received.
Beautiful, wide-spread, fire upon leaf, what meadow yields so fragrant a leaf as your bright leaf?
In Bright Leaf (1950), she was a ruthless aristocratic southern girl vying with tart-with-a-heart Lauren Bacall for tobacco tycoon Cooper.
Ms. Neal's next movie, "Bright Leaf" (1950), an epic story of a 19th-century tobacco farmer played by Cooper, was also a failure.
He also speculates that for Cooper and Patricia Neal, "Bright Leaf" was a kind of documentary of the off-screen romance they conducted during the making of the film (in which they play lovers).
Researchers have long wondered how the copepods pull off the Houdini act, in which they go from bright, leaf-shaped swimmers one moment before a quick turn renders them nearly invisible.
But seeing the foliage by bike was more visceral — the gust of cool air in your face, the crunch of riding over acorns, the silence punctuated by the shifting of gears, the feel of a bright red leaf.
A plate stacked high with persimmons is set on the table, and a platter of petits fours and Vietnamese cakes -- translucent blocks of rice, yam and bean paste in bright green leaf colors and round, dense coconut cakes.
Come spring, when the cottonwoods turn bright with leaf, just to be passing through town on a bike, through the blue shade of trees, on any of the bikeways or trails, is a joy.
