A brilliant double bill of tenor saxophone.
The director, Damiano Michieletto, answered his critics with a brilliant Cav/Pag double bill.
Always brilliant at introducing bills, with skilful summaries, he was also adept at securing passage of almost all his bills in the Tory-laden Lords, with the exception of the 1989 licensing bill which extended Sunday licensing by an hour because he mistakenly omitted to say "not content" to an amendment.
"The first one of these vehicles that is hijacked, people are going to say, 'John, your bill was brilliant".' The device has been installed on a handful of trucks in a pilot program at a West Sacramento trucking company, Beneto Bulk Transport, which has worked with the California Highway Patrol on an antiterrorism task force.
"The bill is brilliant in its simplicity," she said.
He could have mentioned Ferrers's unmatched talent for summarising complicated bills with brilliant simplicity.
Mr. Bush's three-hour visit to the Mount Rushmore National Memorial here in Mr. Daschle's home state on a brilliant summer day was billed by the White House as a policy event, meaning that taxpayers, not the Republican Party, picked up the president's travel bill.
On Oct. 7, Sotheby's Hong Kong sold a 118.28-carat oval brilliant-cut diamond billed as the "greatest white diamond ever to appear at auction" for $30.6 million after a six-minute bidding war, while another brilliant-cut diamond weighing 20.05 carats went for $4.06 million.
Both were brilliant but low down the bill which highlighted the slightly lacklustre performance from Saturday headliner Paolo Nutini.
Honestly, I think this part of the bill is spectacularly brilliant.
