Sentence examples for brilliant off from inspiring English sources

Some writers though, such as those below, are as brilliant off the page as they are on.

Fred Schepisi directed; John Guare wrote the screenplay based on his brilliant Off Broadway play -- Sunday at 11 35 p.m. on Channel 7. Some things never change.

This is more or less the hilarious -- and I mean seriously funny -- point of "Fully Committed," the brilliant Off Broadway comedy that has moved to the Cherry Lane Theater after a limited run last year at the Vineyard Theater.

The most important is LOST IN TRANSLATION (2003), Sofia Coppola's brilliant, off-center comic drama about two Americans who make an unexpected emotional connection at a Tokyo hotel.

Some brilliant off-loading down the left paved the way for more through the middle, Schalk Brits feeding George Kruis feeding Will Fraser, who galloped to the line.

Instead we hiked some short but brilliant off-piste tree runs in McConkey's Bowl and rode through the middle of a terrifying superpipe where Shaun White, Torah Bright and other pros practise.

He then gives me a brilliant off-the-cuff lecture about how photography destroyed classical narrative paintings, leading to the formation of a new intellectual art elite that trades on abstracts, concepts and multiple meanings.

Despite his strenuous TV schedule, Packham still attends his local conservation group's AGMs – where he shares Attenborough's ability to make brilliant, off-the-cuff speeches – and regularly presents children with nature awards.

March 27 , 2014Ian Lavery MP (@IanLaveryMP) Brilliant send off for a brilliant and gentle man, Tony Benn.

Colin Ingram's brilliant 107 off 73 balls helped Glamorgan make 324 for eight after winning the toss as they looked to pick up a first win in three matches in the competition.

Each year our home computer will be cheaper, yet faster, and Web pages will snap to life in brilliant colors, off very affordable cable modems.