Sentence examples for brilliant generation from inspiring English sources

They had also run close a new and brilliant generation of Indian cricketers.

Kaspé coincided in Mexico with the brilliant generation of mid-20th century architects and others exiled in Mexico.

He revitalised its repertory, with new works by himself and others; he encouraged a brilliant generation of dancers.

I mean, their list is bursting with talent: a whole, brilliant generation," blogged the poet Clare Pollard.

It is difficult to believe that this brilliant generation of Germans will not be World or European champions, putting an end to years of disappointment.

More significant beneficiaries of the Viennese revival have been Franz Schmidt, Alexander von Zemlinsky and Franz Schreker, from the brilliant generation born in the 1870's.

A brilliant new generation would burst on the scene in the late 30s and early 40s.

Royal Albert Hall, SW7, Wed Perhaps the most gifted of the brilliant current generation of twentysomething pianists, Trifonov has become an Edinburgh regular in recent years.

Rackham was lucky to find himself among a brilliant postwar generation of botanists, many of whom became friends and mentors, among them David Coombe, who encouraged his interest in historical ecology.

So lets leave the head-pats at home, and fetch our own coffee, and instead focus on what we can learn from what will certainly be the most brilliant feminist generation.

Street fundraising is serving as an unofficial apprenticeship for a brilliant new generation of fundraisers, many of whom might never have worked for charities had they not started as street fundraisers.