Sentence examples for brilliant condition from inspiring English sources

The Recreation Ground is not in brilliant condition, but the wickets we practised on were OK.

Ask a pro gamer about the best games and where he saw some good prices and brilliant condition games.

I had a feeling watching him for Barcelona this season that he was saving himself for the World Cup, but he has clearly not been in brilliant physical condition in Brazil.

And I did not think of it that way until your brilliant article on Conditions ["'Fighting to Create and Maintain Our Own Black Women's Culture': Conditions Magazine, 1977-1990," in American Periodicals.] So much for a digression.

The mouths of the northern Alpine valleys, the basins of the Jura Mountains, and the villages and cities of the low areas of the Mittelland are blanketed for days and often for weeks on end, while towns located at higher altitudes enjoy warm, brilliant, high-pressure conditions and the view of the glistening sea of fog below them.

The two-under-par 68 by Woods during Friday's second round was a brilliant performance under adverse conditions, a challenging canvas for Woods to display the depth of his talent.

Taking advantage of calm morning conditions and brilliant tee-to-green play, Duval shot a six-under-par 65 and was in a four-way tie for the lead heading into the final round Sunday.

Djokovic showed brilliant skill in windy conditions to save three break points for 2-2 and constructed a couple of stunning combinations to strike in game five.

A sad but brilliant commentary on the human condition.

There were Ron the Greek, Flat Out and To Honor and Serve, all with brilliant coats reflecting their robust condition, as they completed preparations for Saturday's $5 million Classic, the richest purse in the 15-race Cup.

A long-term sufferer from bipolar disorder, Alan Garner has described his experience of the condition in a brilliant collection of essays, The Voice That Thunders, originally published in 1997 and reissued last month.