Sentence examples for brilliant death from inspiring English sources
But some brilliant death bowling by Broad and Jade Dernbach turned the match around.
Buddenbrooks may be the precociously brilliant debut, Death in Venice the small-but-perfectly-formed novella, but for me, Mann's real masterpiece is his sprawling snowbound epic of 1924, The Magic Mountain.
Mentally ill people who die come in two types: the talented and brilliant, for whom death is an inevitable part of their brilliance; and the poor and underprivileged whose deaths are irrelevant except where they interact with an existing story.
This has been a brilliant display of death hitting from New Zealand, who have taken 61 from the last five overs.
The description of Mary's mother's death is brilliant.
None of this must dampen the brilliant news about falling death rates.
He called Pure "a rich and brilliant historical novel of death and superstition.
He first came to the fore with a brilliant oration on the death of Mary, Queen of Scots.
That bad joke of a death was brilliant, and set in motion changes that played out dynamically for two seasons.
He's one of a new genre of human beings — children who have been saved from death by brilliant medical techniques.
This year, polar science was dealt a major blow with the death of brilliant young scientist Katharine Giles [who died in a collision with a lorry while cycling to work].
