Sentence examples for brightest day from inspiring English sources

The brightest day will come when earmarks as additions to legislation are eliminated.

Grill windows allowed some light to enter, but it must be supposed that even on the brightest day most of the hall was in deep gloom.

Nick Teti, chairman, chief executive and president of Inamed said in an Internet Webcast yesterday, "This is obviously not the brightest day in the last few years".

The opening section, describing his life and crimes in London at the end of the 18th century, is all blocked vision, "the alleyways no more than a stride across, and dimmed even on the brightest day".

Until England find the brightest day of all again the feelgood hit of the summer of 1996, for all its faults, is one people will continue to find comfort in.

Whether it's the transgressive glamour of their presentation; lyrics of self-love such as "I'm queerer than the brightest day"; or having gender-neutral bathrooms as a provision on their riders, PWR BTTM are dragging queerness into the spotlight without compromising what makes it radical in the first place.

The Boise defense, however, shined brightest Monday night.

It was a bright day in April.

"Every day is a bright day in Staten Island.

Not a bright day for a couple of gold miners.

"Today is a brighter day," he wrote in a Facebook post on Sunday morning.