Make at least one room in your home the bright room to which you can retreat on a dark winter's day.
Desolation creeps even into better-off Pyongyang: a mother, close to death, and her daughter stand in a marketplace; a sign hangs from the girl's neck: "I sell my daughter for 100 won ($0.11)".The contrast with China's bright cities, to which Mr Jang first escapes, could not be starker.
350 is a bright line to which we must return.
The eighth movement of Messiaen's oratorio La Transfiguration de Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ Jésus-Christatures "a shimmering halo of tone-cluster glissandi" in the strings, evoking the "bright cloud" to which the narrative refers.
We should probably be glad that we know as much as we do about the Clinton Foundation, because it's not a particularly bright future to which to look forward.
Magnets attract the best and brightest to schools which offer more specialized opportunities, better academics, and, unfortunately, a safer school environment in some cases.
Paradoxically, the only European bright spot is Spain to which car companies are once again switching production: wages are falling and labour laws were relaxed because of the country's acute economic crisis.
He wondered aloud one night, why can't they just leave those bright lights up all year, to which his Mom explained, the decorations wouldn't be special if they were always there.
The extent to which a bright stimulus triggers a pupillary constriction depends on many cognitive factors: visual awareness (are you consciously aware of the stimulus?), interpretation (how bright does the stimulus subjectively appear?), and visual attention (are you paying attention to the stimulus?).
His process begins with making up his face (and shaved head) in colors that range from dark to light to bright, after which he stands in front of a wall, also painted a strong color.
