I hope one day Guardiola has the chance of winning a brilliant, clean championship with no scandal".
On our summer hols last year we camped at Les Amis de la Plage, a lovely site by the beach with none of the big holiday park fuss, just brilliant, clean facilities including child-sized sinks and toilets, a baby changing area and purpose-designed shellfish washing stations.
"Considering the back four we had out there, we had four centre -alves missing and a first choice left-back out so it's a brilliant clean sheet".
Have a Manhattan made by one of the whiz kids back behind the bar, some mustachioed chemist with tattoos and an understanding of bitters that rivals a rabbi's knowledge of the Talmud, then some brilliant oysters, fresh and clean and cold, tasting only a few hours out of the waters of Cape Cod or the Gulf of Maine.
We... should, working with other countries, use our science and technology to deal with it and, in the process, see if it can lead us toward that brilliant intersection of clean energy and clean air that will one day give us a steady supply of energy and clean air that we can breathe".
"That was tight, clean, brilliant," said judge Darcy, gushing over the pair.
In fact Rob Day, a brilliant VC in clean-tech now consulting with Black Coral Capital, after making a long list of potential clean-tech investments, dared to redefine clean-tech worthy of investment as, just that: SMART!
A brilliant woman who cleans house too much, she indulges an icy politeness that disguises from others and even from herself how much anger she's suppressing.
If a very vivid or intense shade of green, very clean and brilliant luster (shine) is visible on an emerald which is being presented to the buyer for less than USD 500 a carat, be aware that this is not a realistic price for a real emerald.
We were hidden by the steam, and no one was watching anyway, and then sometimes the steam would thin out or vanish completely and we'd get a brief glimpse of a brilliant night sky with clear, clean, glittering stars before the mist rushed in again.
Especially noteworthy in the last case are three bold-surface paintings by George Bellows, among them "New York" from 1911, which is large and recently cleaned to brilliant effect.
