Sentence examples for brilliant alternative from inspiring English sources

It is a brilliant alternative to a traditional Christmas Pudding and can be made in advance.

Fragrant and sharp, it does like sugar and makes a brilliant alternative to apple in many baked desserts.

Last but by no means least, film-maker and VJ David Wilson has put together the brilliant Alternative Advent Calendar project at altadvent.tumblr.com.

Asked whether the National party would back away from its support of interest subsidies in the light of Hockey's comments, Langhorne said: "The party isn't and one wouldn't expect the parliamentary party to either unless they can come up with a brilliant alternative, and there hasn't been one yet".

Keep a calendar, she advises – too late, alas, for those of us who have never come across this brilliant alternative to tying knots in a hanky – chop onions at the weekend, stock up on birthday cards, find a good plumber, make lists.

It opens up the possibility of a brilliant alternative telling of Thoreau's story, where he sets off into the woods, bottles it, and starts sneaking back home each night while faking the rest of his experience.

It is encouraging to watch independent developers such as Chung develop a style so uniquely his own in Quadrilateral Cowboy; not only resistant to some of the standards of AAA, but often offering successful and brilliant alternatives to tired industry aesthetics.

It's a brilliant cruiser alternative to Harley, Indian and Yamaha Star.

There are some genuinely brilliant and accessible alternatives to online shopping, where you might even gain some actual human contact points by trading literary tastes with an assistant and browsing for a title, rather than being directed to the latest bestsellers by a website's algorithm.

Early influences included his thesis supervisor, Harry Thorpe, who researched past landscapes using traditional scholarship; Philip Rahtz, a brilliant digger leading an alternative lifestyle; Trevor Rowley, another geographer turning towards archaeology; and Philip Barker, an excavator of legendary sensitivity, and a leader in adult education.

Claire Berlinski, in her brilliant book "There Is No Alternative: Why Margaret Thatcher Matters," argues that Thatcher had two great historic goals.