In "Beyond: Our Future in Space" (Norton), he foresees a bright "off-Earth" future.
And she began a bright, off-key rendition of "Auld Lang Syne".
He was a master of the extended peroration, peppered with literary allusions, and of the bright, off-the-cuff remark.
With flounces and furbelows and a dash of whimsy, Kimberly Matela has concocted bright, off-kilter costumes that oscillate between the 17th century and our own.
The bright sunlight shining off the limestone permanently damaged his tear ducts.
And he or she turned her brights off immediately and then turned them right back on.
It competes against Notre Dame, that legendary program from the past, when Frank Leahy and some of the other coaches could snap their fingers and the entire apparatus of the Subway Alumni would send the best and sometimes even the brightest off to South Bend.
Don't you just hate it when you are driving down the road at night, and that oncoming jackhole in the SUV can't be bothered to turn his brights off?
"If the video camera part focuses on some bright spot off in the distance it can be used to work out the trajectory.
There are ways of dumbing your smartphone down, or turning the bright colours off, or just buying a simple text-and-calls £10 brick and using that instead.
