Sentence examples for brilliant distance from inspiring English sources

The Algerian-born Mimoun soon became one of the world's most brilliant distance runners.

Landon Donovan scored on a penalty kick, Joe Corona had the go-ahead goal with a brilliant long-distance strike and Chris Wondolowski finished with a brace as the Americans reached the quarterfinals with six points in two group games.

Bond is a brilliant swimmer, both distance and underwater.

Benteke lost the ball 50 yards from goal and Liam Ridgewell found Brunt with a piercing ball from the left, allowing the Northern Ireland international to convert a brilliant half-volley from distance.

Out of respect to Ang Lee, who has made some terrific movies in the past, I'll rationalize that maybe this is all intentional, and that Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is some brilliant, Brechtian exercise in distancing its audience toward some higher goal.

In most cases, Br− was less retarded and moved to greater vertical and horizontal distances than Brilliant Blue FCF.

"If it's done well then distance learning is brilliant.

Ma'a Nonu applied a powerful finish from close range and Mils Muliaina ran in from distance after a brilliant piece of play by Piri Weepu.

In his Portrait of Ginevra de' Benci (c. 1480) Leonardo opened new paths for portrait painting with his singular linking of nearness and distance and his brilliant rendering of light and texture.

But the symphony orchestra, at least in the Vienna's traditional configuration of dense strings and warm woodwinds and brasses, is a distance from the brilliant, hard surfaces favored by Mr. Boulez, his like-minded contemporaries and his immediate predecessors.

Its light-gathering power allows astronomers to record the "shadows" cast by gas clouds billions of light-years away in the light of brilliant quasars at even greater distances.