Sentence examples for brilliant payoff from inspiring English sources
It's a brilliant payoff, but it's a long time coming and the actors are made to work very hard to get a good return on Jonson's clotted language and scenario.
Phelps, who started out as a polo groom and worked at the Royal Shakespeare Company before joining EastEnders, was given a pretty free rein, although "at one point I had some pretty strong language in there and [was told] you're not going to get away with a particular word which I thought would've been a brilliant payoff".
There are plenty of standout sequences: Dolph's opening "warning shot", Statham strafing a jetty from the nose of a seaplane, Terry Crews' shotgun/machine gun hybrid, Statham delivering a great beat down on a basketball court (with a brilliant payoff quip).
I mean, the first part is close to unwatchable, but the second part payoff makes the whole thing brilliant.
This brilliant, simple idea must have tied JVC's engineers in knots, but it has a huge payoff in availability, economy and convenience.
Smith bribes his brilliant speechwriter Clarice Bernstein (played by the outstanding Steppenwolf veteran Laurie Metcalf) to write a speech that will net him a higher payoff from the National Association of Turkey By-Products Manufacturers.
Brilliant, brilliant, brilliant.
The payoff was immediate.
Brilliant planning, brilliant execution!
