Sentence examples for bright picking from inspiring English sources

Enjoy the grin in his voice as he sings Robert Burns's entirely unsubtle "Nine Inch Will Please a Lady," the grim tragedy of "Lord Darnell," the bright picking on "Walk, Tom Wilson, Walk," and the exhilarating collective of The Foc'sle Singers on "Rio Grande".

Choose a colour that suits you - If you want your room to seem brighter, pick lighter colours.

Fashion is fun and fantasy, wrapped up in a bright pick Victoria's Secret bag that can then be discarded when it no longer fits.

The earrings looked smashing: the bright gold picked up warm highlights in her dark amber skin.

On one back-to-school aisle, Cierra Bright recently picked out a lunch box decorated with pink flowers and selected three nifty folders, including one with "LOVE" etched across the top.

Her two sets of wings, with a span of 10cm, were a little wider than the body was long and the bright light picked out their golden leading edge; the wings' hazy blue surface stretched and puckered across their black lattice.

And the result was put beyond doubt when Stewart, who had been bright throughout, picked up a pin-point long ball and cut inside before moving into the box and slotting past a helpless Scully.

If you choose a cheery and bright basket, pick "warm" colors, like orange, yellow, red, etc. Keep with a color scheme.

Along the way, Bright Yellow Bright Orange has picked up some curious fans.

There are also anecdotal signs that CUNY is once again picking up bright locals, especially in science.

It was busy and mischievous, attracted by anything bright, and fond of picking at knots or holes.