Sentence examples for brightest up from inspiring English sources

Keys, the 18-year-old American, beat Heather Watson in straight sets on Tuesday and looks to be one of the brightest up and coming talents on the tour.

As the director concedes, "It would take two years of tutoring, not six weeks, to bring some of the inner cities' brightest up to a level where they might be accepted to M.I.T". Cedric returns to Ballou in despair.

That is advice that many executives impart to their brightest up and comers.

They call themselves "Stripe" for printing, paying homage to the payments startup that is one of Y Combinator's brightest up-and-comers.

"America's Got Talent" Season 12 has so far delivered on its promise to showcase some of the nation's brightest up-and-coming stars.

And yet even among a group of the year's brightest up-and-comers — Michael B. Jordan, 26; Dane DeHaan, 27; Miles Teller, 26; and Brie Larson, 24 — Gerwig said she has yet to fully assimilate her success.

One of the brightest up-and-coming stars in Ram's current constellation is Wilkinson, who hails from Southwest London and likes disco naps, old episodes of Family Guy, and chicken goujons.

It was a wonderful night, and I recommend coming back -- a lot -- over the next week, for HollyShorts will be screening those 350 shorts in the mode of comedy, animation, sci-fi and horror, music videos, web-series -- all juried and judged so talent can rise -- plus who knows what sort of meet-ups you'll have with both established talent and some of the brightest up-and-comers in the industry!

With your next stanza, I'd cut "much" and bring "brighter" up to that first line.

The recent engineering of NanoLuc has resulted in a luciferase variant that is smaller and significantly brighter (up to tenfold) than existing variants.

Carpenter noticed that the sky seemed brighter up toward the North Pole.