Sentence examples for brightest start of from inspiring English sources
Alistair Cook is humming 'We Are the Champions' though, as he gets off to his brightest start of the series, I'd say.
But their six home games so far have brought a disappointing response in the stands, mirroring the poor run of form that followed the Bulls' bright start of 10 points from their first four matches.
Germany were officially the most entertaining team of four years ago and they have made a bright start to the defence of that crown.
The fine and bright start for the rest of the country could see temperatures push as high as 26C or 27C (78.8F to 80.6F) in London.
'A Bright Start to Hanukkah' (Sunday) The lights of Hanukkah should gleam a little more vividly at the homes of families who take part in this holiday workshop.
Barnet continued their bright start to the season by beating Forest Green 2-1 to remain top of the Conference.
"I have a bright start ahead of me.
Rafael Benítez's bright start as manager of Napoli has been matched by that of his predecessor, Walter Mazzarri, at Inter.
There was much promise in a bright start in front of a well-heeled full house on Saturday.
The visitors made a bright start in front of a paltry crowd at the GSP Stadium and Paterson came close to scoring after 13 minutes.
It would be churlish in the extreme to lay blame for Northampton's latest undoing at the feet of Mallinder Jnr, but the deterioration of his fortunes after a bright start was symbolic, at least, of what must go down as a horrible showing from the home side.
