Sentence examples for bright performers from inspiring English sources

The statistics on orders for durable goods are closely watched by analysts for clues about the behavior of businesses, particularly manufacturing, one of the few bright performers in the economic recovery.

A familiar traffic pattern in the concert world begins with music managers in New York sending out bright performers in all directions to play in smaller, less dense musical centers.

Let's not underestimate the achievement of the creators of "Giant," who include the book writer Sybille Pearson, the director Michael Greif and some of the brightest performers in musicals today.

Sané and Bernardo Silva were Guardiola's brightest performers, the Portuguese's touch and force illustrating his club's strength in depth as the former Monaco man is not yet a first choice for his manager.

Dyche gave a debut to joint record-signing George Boyd, who was one of the Clarets' brightest performers.

While these have shown renewed life in the last several weeks, they were neither the best nor the brightest performers of the year.

George Burgess was arguably England's brightest performer on his competitive international debut but his brother Sam could face disciplinary action for a high tackle on Australia's Sam Thaiday.

For most Bright Club performers, though, even pub-size audiences can be daunting.

More important in the long run, Broadway's budding songwriters and bright-eyed performers no longer come to rock as outsiders; it's their everyday environment.

This is creative director Josephine Ridge's first Melbourne festival and her curation is exciting and diverse, with established international artists featuring alongside Melbourne's brightest independent performers.

Granted, they're not a whole lot of fun, despite being embodied by some of the brightest young performers in town, including Gaby Hoffmann and Kieran Culkin.