Sentence examples for brightest plays from inspiring English sources

A repellent comedy that's less fun than a parasite infection, "The Best and the Brightest" plays like a television pilot written by sexually frustrated frat boys.

The hosts doubled their lead in the 13th minute when more bright play cut Hearts open.

There were flurries of bright play, but all that was sustained was the discontent among the fans.

Bright play by Josh Childress (8 points, 4 rebounds) salvaged some of the second unit's second-quarter struggles.

Its brass fanfares hark back to the clear, bright playing of Feza on Rock Bottom, as well as his enduring love for Ellington, Charlie Parker, Charles Mingus, John Coltrane.

In the context of late frustration all the promise of the brighter play, offered up by Adam Lallana to Kyle Walker to Danny Rose, will have felt spoiled.

Of the many ghostly figures in this bright play — Jean, who declares, "I like to disappear"; Gordon's termagant mother, who sees it as her job "to mourn him until the day I die"; Dwight, an unnoticed second son — the Dead Man is the only bona-fide ghost.

62.2% of cricketers wore (non-corrective) sunglasses in bright playing conditions (Table 3).

Bright played with Wright at Palace and now helps out as a coach at the club.

"We were looking for some bright play and some enthusiasm but I am at a loss as to how it could be like that.

At the other end, Libya were struggling to create any clear-cut chances - with Ahmed Zuway toiling alone up front despite some bright play from midfielder Walid El Khatroushi, who fought for the rebels during the anti-Gaddafi revolution.