Sentence examples for brilliant hands from inspiring English sources

Dunbar returned from the bin – just as Sexton departed for it – and was worked over with two minutes remaining, sent away by brilliant hands from Peter Horne and Duncan Taylor.

Square's still in a lot of brilliant hands!" I've emailed O'Tierney and Square for comment, and I'll update this post if I hear back.

We had fought our way back from being far down in the polls, overcame a huge money gap and poor debate performances, and countered media that played right into Karl Rove's brilliant hands.

Moeen blinked, shook his head, took his guard again and with Bairstow, played a brilliant hand.

The Dress Rebecca: Pretty in peach paisley – this wrap dress could be a brilliant hand-me-down from a 1970s school teacher but is, in fact, Gucci from this year, which makes it only slightly less great.

With a light and brilliant hand, Toledo often breaks his hair-fine line into short check-marks, like the loose stitches of a world with permeable seams.

Morris, he says, was a brilliant, hands-on director, the equal of anyone he has worked with.

Although he never earned a doctorate, Professor Pound was known as a brilliant hands-on physicist who built his own apparatus.

John B., a brilliant, selfless, hands on physician who was a friend and mentor to all who had the honor of knowing him.

But a number of slightly earlier sculptures blaze with her usual painterly panache, like the brilliant orange hands and tie, yellow shirt and multicolored face she gave to "Seated Man Foot Poised on World".

Screen: It's absolutely brilliant and hands down the best screen available on a mobile handset today.