Sentence examples for bright shooting from inspiring English sources

For every bright shooting star you see there are always fainter ones, and this will make it easier to see the fainter meteors and ring up the numbers.

Shaquille O'Neal stepped up to the dais Monday night just as Jerry Buss, the owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, finished telling the tale of how the supernova center, the new age coaching sage and the young, bright shooting guard came together to lead the franchise to its first championship in 12 years.

We probably saw them as bright shooting stars.

Suddenly bright shoots of flame appeared under the belly of the bull, quickly caught the gold necklaces and traveled upward.

Contemporary with Traherne, the Welsh poet Henry Vaughan recalled childhood (our "angel-infancy") as an age when we still have fading memories of the heaven from which we came, and can still feel "through all this fleshly dress / Bright shoots of everlastingness".

The videos were shot this week and show the bright light shooting across the night sky.

For those who built the space station, and the thousands of support staff at agencies around the world, seeing its bright light shooting across the sky at night evokes feelings few others will understand.

It's the brightest shooting star I've ever seen.

The corona (feature represented in purplish colors) gathers inward (left), becoming brighter, before shooting away from the black hole (middle and right).

At Bristol there was an auroral glow between about 8 and 9 p.m., and at 8.30 a bright streamer shot upwards to about 15° W. of the Pole star.

"Would you bring it to me?" Ms. Travis — who recounted being awakened one night by a bright light shot from a U.F.O. that came through the center of the back door — said she expected the C.I.A. acknowledgment to bring a rush of customers through her doors.