Sentence examples for bright post from inspiring English sources

That is a rare bright post for the industry, which experienced a 17.3percentt drop in album sales from 2000 to 2002, down to 650 million units.

It had "confidence" that May will "lead us into a bright post-Brexit future".

She would simply move a bright Post-it note to the relevant area for the task at hand and refer to it as needed.

A haunting and deeply evocative memoir about a writer's discoveries about his father's hidden past and his family's life in Zimbabwe, a country that has seen its bright post-revolution dreams of a multiracial society give way to violent hatred and strife.

But the investment of ASOS and other companies, as well as improved traffic connections and new housing, all seemed to signal a bright post-New Labour future for the area.

One bright spot: Washington Post Co. is rated highly by Moody's (A1).

But Adobe Systems, the maker of Web publishing software, was a bright spot, after posting earnings that beat expectations.

Yet another bright spot in post-revolutionary Iran has been the rising fortunes of the reformist wing, many of whom have contributed to defusing regional crises, upending Iran's diplomatic and political isolation, and generally de-escalating a possible confrontation with the United States.

One of our brightest post-docs is now working in Germany – the language of science is English so he doesn't even need to speak German.

When I sat on a panel in front of 75 Tillman Military Scholars — some of our best and brightest post-9/11 veterans — in July, I asked the audience who felt uncomfortable when thanked for their service.

The budget carrier has been growing fast on the back of rising demand for shorter and cheaper flights in Asia, posting a rare bright spot for the conglomerate.