They added they were "thankful for an unbelievably brilliant time together.
What held all these brilliant fledglings together was the old pro George Abbott, the commercial theatre's most hit-prone director.
Our attention drifts upward — now that the fireworks and the headlights are gone, the stars seem brilliant, clustered together like the lights of some faraway city.
Over a term, those minutes would really add up: you could read a brilliant book together, or take some exercise, or learn small, practical skills.
But after they shared a good meal, fantastic conversation and genuine connection, Lee told Peter that in 12 years of knowing Tony, they had never had such a brilliant time together.
Regardless of its genesis, it's a brilliant fusing together of two distinct voices, Kelis handling the breathy first verse, as layers of her chopped-up vocals form the rhythm track, while Björk at first comes across as restrained, allowing Kelis' ad-libs to soar before unleashing a song-stopping, wordless roar that heralds the song's dramatic final coda.
With the slogan, "Deeds, not words", the charismatic Emmeline, a brilliant orator, together with her eldest daughter Christabel, the key strategist of the WSPU, roused the women of Britain to abandon the ladylike tactics of the National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies and to demand, not ask for, their democratic birthright.
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