Sentence examples for bright spell from inspiring English sources

We are hoping now that the wet weather is finally over and we get a bit of a bright spell before the end of the season".

Osvaldo brought Ruddy into action twice early in the second half but his bright spell faded, and the alarms sparked Norwich into an attacking fervour.

"For the first half of the day there could be the odd bright spell, but I think on the whole a fair amount of cloud.

Noodle dishes are a clever comfort food: they somehow manage to be both soothing and vibrant, bringing a welcome bright spell to any grey day.

Strauss, whose first act was to remove Peter Moores as head coach, earns praise for appointing Trevor Bayliss in his place, and thus reuniting the Australian with his former assistant coach Paul Farbrace, who had enjoyed a bright spell in temporary charge of the team during the interim period in which New Zealand toured.

The home side enjoyed a bright spell at the start of the second half but were unable to make any inroads against a well organised Leinster defence.

"Sunday looks better with less rain and more bright spells – top temperatures will be around 24C".

Sunday should see bright spells and just a few showers in the east of England but it will remain unsettled in the west and on high ground.

"Unsettled conditions are likely to continue, giving a mixture of bright spells and showers with some longer outbreaks of rain at times.

Much of the north of the country will be calmer though, with lighter winds and sparse showers interrupting the bright spells.

Norwich, though, never seriously tested Carlo Cudicini despite bright spells either side of half-time, and goals from Frank Lampard and Zola in quick succession around the hour finished the contest before Mikael Forssell added a fourth near the finish.