Sentence examples for brilliant close from inspiring English sources

This performance brought Mr. Hallé's season to a brilliant close.

Brilliant close control, tremenedous energy and will, dodgy barnet to match Messi.

The song he contributed was "White and Light," a setting of a Celan poem not in the original German, which perhaps would have made Expressionism unavoidable, but in one of Michael Hamburger's brilliant, close-fitting translations.

Another of Riefenstahl's fleet of cinematographers, Hans Scheib, was responsible for the technically brilliant close-up filming of athletes and spectators in the crowd, achieved with a 600mm Leica lens.

Diego Castro scored two goals for Glory in his return from a hamstring injury and Chris Harold beat City keeper Dean Bouzanis at his near post with a brilliant close-range shot in the 64th minute to end the scoring.

"Which," as Bellow jokes in a brilliant closing line, "doesn't prove there was no America".

"Brilliant" closes with an appeal for considerably less light in the developed world (while acknowledging the need for more light in developing nations).

Back in 2000, Tiger Woods led the Deutsche Bank Players Championship in Hamburg with one round to play, only to lose out to Westwood's brilliant closing 64.

Five weeks after suffering the heartache of a record sixth runners-up finish in the US Open, Mickelson won his fifth major title with a brilliant closing 66, equalling the lowest round of the week.

If there was one downside to the Kiwis' brilliant closing performance, it was that they didn't show the challengers what they had in the tank in solid wind.

The Cricketer commented that his "capacious hands made him a brilliant close-to-the-wicket fielder, and some of his catches were miraculous".