Sentence examples for brighter time from inspiring English sources

Together, Mr. Maliki said, the improvements showed "we were able, after eight months of imposing the law, to drive Baghdad from its dark, black days into a brighter time that people feel optimistic about".

But they are there, they are resilient, and if we stick together, if we lift up and strengthen those images within us and within others, we too will bring about a brighter time.

Brighter times should, at last, lie ahead for both.

Still, if Central Coast can continue that second half form, there may be brighter times ahead.

It is very early days in Europe but Leicester will hope this performance is a sign of brighter times.

Gateway, rebuilding its business model in an effort to eke profits out of a shrinking market, predicted brighter times ahead.

With yet another clutch of media bosses ending up on the cutting-room floor, this might seem an unlikely moment to talk of brighter times for the business.

That Italy slipped is no surprise; even in brighter times for the world economy, it has struggled to maintain its growth.

Yet if much of Everton's 21st-century history reflects well upon the Scot, his sunnier successor paints a picture of brighter times to come.

That, however, will leave local governments impoverished.The Hawaiian economy will not see brighter times until tourism rebounds, and that will not happen until the economies of the United States mainland and Japan, Hawaii's largest markets, stabilise.

GDP unexpectedly fell in the quarter in Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, but grew by a brisk 0.7% and 0.8% respectively in France and Spain.However, forward-looking indicators suggest brighter times ahead, at least for Germany.