Sentence examples for brightest of spring from inspiring English sources

On the brightest of spring days, on the most pleasant of streets, among the most innocent of strangers, after the longest of lulls for Israelis in their seemingly endless conflict, a Palestinian suicide bomber exploded in a hail of shrapnel on Wednesday.

Festival Supreme has now blossomed into the Coachella of comedy, drawing the best and brightest of today's stand ups and musical acts and has now become the place for legends to reunite.

The bright days of spring and early summer were, it turned out, no more than a mirage.

At any rate, we shall start the year with a feeling of optimism and are already looking ahead to the bright days of spring and to summer, which will be long and warm, with cool nights.

But if they can even compete with the brightest lights of 2010 so far, they will be excellent indeed.

The sudden departure of London Broncos' brightest star of 2014, Mason Caton-Brown, to Salford on Monday night came as something of a shock.

At that point, Lofgren folded elements of previous legislation into her new bill (H.R. 6412), dubbed the Attracting the Best and Brightest Act of 2012.

It also helped me look at the bright side of last week.

Some of us have forgotten the bright side of winter: the simplicity, the efficiency, the pragmatism.

It lies under all happinesses and the bright days of summer.

The Harry Potter epic continues on Dec. 8 with the wonderful entry "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," one of the bright spots of last summer.