Sentence examples for brilliant excuse from inspiring English sources

I can see this being a brilliant excuse encompassing all future kitchen endeavours.

3 Go green Eco-consciousness is highly fashionable, especially with children, and a brilliant excuse for not worrying when there are no trees to be had anywhere.

It's also a brilliant excuse for the Beresfords to visit that real bastion of Britishness, Smith & Sons umbrella shop, which is still on New Oxford Street in London to this day.

A brilliant excuse for shopping...back to school time.

Tell your parents how the classroom temperature is freezing and it is too cold to do anything in the classroom, how awful the teacher is, how nobody is passing, and how you don't understand the material (this is a brilliant excuse) even though you've been trying really hard.

"I'm really glad I don't have to go [he gives a cheesy grin]: 'What a brilliant audition – now excuse me, everybody, I need to go and do my new single now', or 'Check out my new book.

One thing pro-Europeans in Britain have always excelled at: they are brilliant at making excuses.

"Everton were the better side," he added, excusing the "brilliant" Lee Cattermole but accepting that Jordi Gómez and Sebastian Larsson lost the midfield battle.

The pitch isn't brilliant but it's no excuse". September 2008, that Theo Walcott hat-trick.

"It would be brilliant if I had an excuse or a reason but I can't put my finger on anything.

Mr Young said: "It's brilliant, it's a perfect excuse to go and actually look right at the heart of the fortress because you need a good excuse to go right into the very focus of everything and it fits in.