Sentence examples for brilliant advantage from inspiring English sources

Leko took brilliant advantage of the chances he got.

The medium provides opportunities for technical explanations which are not possible on radio, and the commentators take brilliant advantage of what television and its related devices can offer.

Another reason for the exhibition's success is that Mr. Enwezor and the designers have taken brilliant advantage of P.S. 1's architecture, capitalizing on its many galleries, their different sizes and the broad hallways and multiple stairways connecting them.

And Connacht made immediate use of their man advantage as brilliant work from their pack saw Harris-Wright score.

"If you've got a brilliant idea and the advantage goes to the one who moves first," says Törnberg, "then you move".

It was the Freudian horror of what happens in our minds that made Psycho so brilliant, while The Exorcist took advantage of the relationship of society and the individual with God.

They took the lead in the 51st minute when Vaz Tê headed home a Matt Taylor delivery and then O'Neil doubled his side's advantage with a brilliant curling effort from 25 yards, his second goal for the club.

Ueda Akinari, the last master of fiction of the 18th century, won a high place in literary history mainly through his brilliant style, displayed to best advantage in Ugetsu monogatari (1776; Tales of Moonlight and Rain), a collection of supernatural tales.

Updated at 12.53am BST 12.49am BST 89 min: Pletikosa saves brilliantly from Webo, who took advantage of a brilliant Assou-Ekotto cross to head the ball into the ground and up, only to see his goal-bound effort tipped over the bar.

Stenson had also found trouble on a rollercoaster back nine, hitting his tee shot out of bounds on the 11th to gift playing partner Cabrera-Bello that two-shot advantage, but a brilliant tee shot on the par-three 17th produced a tap-in birdie to reclaim the lead.

City also had their own grievances with Atkinson, Mancini complaining that he made a number of errors, highlighting a dreadful piece of refereeing when he did not allow advantage after a brilliant Cruyff turn and change of pace had taken Yaya Touré away from three opponents.