Sentence examples for bright making from inspiring English sources

The setting sun was still bright, making it difficult to see into the tangle of forest, though curious macaques came right to the river's edge.

The screen is also very bright, making it much easier to read in direct sunlight than some competing screens on other devices.

vitellina 'Britzensis' is really a tree, but annual coppicing keeps the size manageable and the stems bright, making a stunning contrast with the white Himalayan birch Conifers and heathers are not considered the height of cool, yet are essential in the winter garden, adding colour and structure.

It took only a few minutes, so it didn't keep him from his other work; it was easy to eventually delegate to someone else (making him look like more of a manager); and it established him as down-to-earth and thoughtful as well as bright, making him well-liked at all levels.

The white character's outfits are much more bold and bright, making them even more vibrant, visible and alluring to the audience.

I think the weather had something to do with it too - the fact that it was so bright made our dull grey harder to make out.

"Tight and bright" makes for a good pitch.

When I suggested that Hadley see my Dr. Bright to confirm or rule out MSA, I might have unwittingly contributed to the affective error that Dr. Bright made.

A month or so ago, Bright made national news when he sidestepped a question asking if he would again vote for Speaker of the House Pelosi.

It's bright and everything's bright, makes you feel happy, I find, so I like the different colours and stuff like that.

Barbie: Get a cheap blonde wig wear pink clothes pink heels and bright make up.