Sentence examples for brightest time from inspiring English sources

As he told a group of financial contributors on Thursday night in Beverly Hills, Calif., "We'll make this decade the brightest time in American history".

If the Yankees had any class, they would withdraw from the playoffs and not foist an embarrassing team on Major League Baseball's brightest time of the year.

Some patients may want to try simply getting more natural light to help with seasonal mood changes — getting out as much as possible during the brightest time of day in the winter, sitting near windows during the day or taking vacations to sunny locales in the winter.

But then all that needed to be said had been written already, in 1972, at the end of "The Best and the Brightest":Time was on the side of the enemy, and we were in a position of not being able to win, not being able to get out...only being able to lash out...And so the war went on, tearing at this country; a sense of numbness seemed to replace an earlier anger.

Light levels at W. nobilis seedlings in the field were highly variable and were as low as 1 % of full sunlight even at the brightest time of the day.

In the book, the Elbow frontman Guy Garvey says, "Spirit Of Eden and Laughing Stock have comforted me in my darkest times and inspired me to my brightest times.

Avoid the sun at its brightest times.

Both he and Mrs. Parker seemed to have faded out of some bright time they once had lived in.

The people I knew and loved and the drama of that diamond-bright time move closer as they slip farther away".

Guide stars should be selected such that the range in mags is about 2. The faintest should not be fainter 16, but for programs which use bright time, the faint limit should be about 15.

I think Sensassure has a bright time ahead of it.