Sentence examples for bright performances from inspiring English sources

Much of the film still focuses on the writers' room, where there are bright performances from Peri Gilpin (Roz on "Frasier") as the one, tough-talking woman among the men, and Dan Castellaneta (the voice of Homer Simpson) as the workmanlike writer who wears capes and outrageous hats to get attention.

Nakata, whose bright performances for Japan at France 98 were almost as conspicuous as his dyed red hair, signed a five-year contract with Perugia in 1998 but soon afterwards became the subject of controversial speculation about a move to Manchester United.

In May 2007, shortly after ending his first full season with Arsenal, the Togolese was rewarded for his bright performances - and goals against Manchester United at Old Trafford and versus Milan at the San Siro - with a new long-term deal.

New York City Ballet had closed its annual season of George Balanchine's "Nutcracker" with a particularly bright performance on Sunday.

He built on his bright performance in Vancouver with a tremendous first-period power-play goal that tied the score at 2-2.

There was, however, a bright performance from Nathaniel Clyne, operating as an attacking right-back and advancing like a second winger at times.

That was the easy bit after the bright performance against Wales last time out, even though Stuart Lancaster claimed to have thought long and hard about the outside-half position and the three players tugging away at the No 10 shirt.

It's an entertaining curio but a curio nonetheless, with a particularly bright performance from Frances O'Connor, forced to recite The Charge of the Light Brigade nude atop a sports car.

"Cardiff after their win last week and their bright performance, they're really up for it.

They are proud of their home-grown players in Malaga, and stylish midfielder Isco was the star of a bright performance.

By properly selected the appropriate grating periods, grating height, duty rate and the film thickness, the related devices could be developed to have bright performance.