Sport is a brilliant way to meet people.
It's a brilliant way to meet and catch up with friends.
Then, quite free, he slides a brilliant pass to meet the run of Mirallas, gambolling through the centre and in on goal.
Another takeaway: the tragedy of our present crisis is that we have found no one, either in government or opposition, who is either brave or brilliant enough to meet history's challenge.
It is always such a great event to be a part of and the awards ceremony itself is a brilliant opportunity to meet the current and next generation of ethical champions".
A brilliant run to meet a corner and he heads it with some force at the top corner but Adam Federici dons his Superman costume and palms the ball up and on to the bar.
Syria, Iraq, Ukraine, Libya, Afghanistan, the Philippines, Africa at war, disease, the collapse of Europe's economy… It's been a hell of a year, and I can't remember so much brilliant coverage by so many brilliant reporters rising to meet that challenge.
"Now, to be back in the saddle, so to speak — that its, back on the podium, outfitted by the Met's brilliant technical team to meet my current physical needs — has been exciting beyond words," he said.
He peaked in 1967 with three major successes – as the idealistic teacher in a London school in To Sir With Love; as Virgil Tibbs, the proud homicide cop from Pennsylvania, treading on toes in Mississippi in the thriller In the Heat of the Night; and the brilliant doctor, brought home to meet his fiancée's liberal parents in Guess Who's Coming to Dinner?
The director, Jane Campion, told the Associated Press: I think telling the story through Fanny's eyes was such a brilliant way for me to meet Keats…Because we know Fanny fell in love with him, and that way, we could fall in love with Keats with her.
