Sentence examples for brilliant surprise from inspiring English sources

That's the real joy of eating here, I suppose: you're guaranteed a brilliant surprise every visit.

Their evening was then gilded by the brilliant surprise of Graham adding a second in stoppage time.

This dark ending of "La Sylphide," which American Ballet Theater performs all this week at the Metropolitan Opera House, hurtles at us with brilliant surprise.

This has been part of the brilliant surprise of Ben Stokes in Australia, the sense that here is someone utterly immersed in the moment, hurling in to bowl in an Ashes Test the same way he might if he was alone in a forest clearing hurling a peach at a tree stump.

For those who remember Wenger's unveiling in English football – the brilliant surprise of our own thin white duke, so ludicrously tall and rangy, a man nailed together out of deckchair slats – there is something startling about the tone of his late days at Arsenal.

One brilliant surprise was Gary Clark Jr.

But then on the very last beat — a brilliant Balanchine surprise — the men stand, while the women kneel.

A brilliant fireball surprised some skywatchers Sunday (May 4) when it streaked across the daytime sky over Toronto in a celestial fireworks display caught on camera by lucky motorists.

So when people have close contact with schools and find they are actually brilliant, relief and surprise combine to create the impression that, in spite of straitened conditions, the government is doing quite well.

A brilliant and pleasant surprise.

From 1965 and 1968 come two such surprises: brilliant records of standards by the singer Helen Merrill and the pianist-arranger-producer Dick Katz.