Sentence examples for brilliant month from inspiring English sources

Because I'm bringing my athletes back slowly, I find that November is a brilliant month to spend a lot of time on technique.

"December is traditionally not a brilliant month for attendances.

Now, after a brilliant month of tennis, the 22-year-old Nadal will try once more to complete the French Open-Wimbledon double that has eluded every man since Borg in 1980.

On a brilliant September afternoon, I ran away from home to escape my stepfather.

To top it off, Albert Pujols, who has had a brilliant October in the field, made a good scoop to secure the throw from Punto.

A brilliant August has helped the few tortoiseshells on the wing and Butterfly Conservation wants us to record sightings at www.gardenbutterflysurvey.org.org

I began my research on a brilliant February morning by walking Slough's streets with its Labour MP, Fiona Mactaggart, a seasoned anti-racist campaigner who, back in the early 1980s, ran the Joint Council for the Welfare of Immigrants.

"If we wait for threats to fully materialize, we will have waited too long," Mr. Bush warned on a brilliant June morning, in one of his first uses of the formulation he repeated until United States forces rolled toward Baghdad.

ON a brilliant June day, four fuzzy gray goslings waddled behind their mother near the towering brick Ponemah mill complex in Norwich and behind it, a heron took flight from the Shetucket River.

Big thoughts like these hadn't yet crossed my mind when I began the day under brilliant April sunshine, barreling along the almost empty roads of the Basento Valley into the heart of Basilicata, in southeastern Italy.

After all, they had to do something to pass the time as the league took a break for internationals and the Spanish national team continued their boringly brilliant march towards South Africa.