Sentence examples for bright taking from inspiring English sources
The BSAs do admit the occasional new face – this year's most interesting winner was Kellie Bright, taking two gongs for her Linda Carter in EastEnders – but, in most cases, the contenders have been the characters for almost as long as they have been themselves.
Public areas are spacious and bright, taking good advantage of the gardens at the back of the half dozen connected houses: Like the buildings themselves, these have been combined into a single space: a generous belt of green with lawns, flower beds, paths and patios that is entirely unexpected in this tightly packed part of town.
Getting to Sea Bright takes about an hour and 15 minutes.
The bright takes on camo were a wink to '80s nights at the Mudd Club, where you definitely wanted to be noticed.
Maggie Bright takes her son to San Francisco and the story continues for another 300 pages, but it loses some of its persuasive power once it moves beyond the fortress of the Gray Fathers of Mercy.
On Thursday, Senator Ful bright took the floor to suggest that "a number of additional questions" had been raised about Judge Carswell's qualifications since the Judiciary Committee had reported favorably on him.
But while Alice reaches Wonderland by falling down a rabbit hole or stepping through a mirror in order to meet the Cheshire Cat, Albie Bright takes inspiration from Schrödinger's Cat to travel to parallel worlds.
Another late score, again from back-row Bright, took the visitors past the 30-point barrier.
These were the best and brightest taking supercomputers, putting in complex equations and coming out with answers that said this really highly leveraged model that depended on house prices rising forever wasn't all that risky.
As an adult, I wondered incessantly: What would it be like to be someone with a brighter take on things?
On the horizon for prefall and beyond are animal prints (albeit in nontraditional iterations like ultra-brights; take Balenciaga prefall, for example), various tribal patterns (at Altuzarra) and checks (Stella McCartney is bringing buffalo back).
