Sentence examples for brought bright from inspiring English sources

Morning brought bright sun and a line of commercial rafters bobbing downstream.

But Wednesday afternoon brought bright sun, and the forecast was for generally dry weather until at least Sunday.

Dimitri Dover and Luca Ieracitano brought bright unanimity to both the lyrically sensitive and busily perpetual-motion moments in Britten's "Introduction and Rondo Alla Burlesca" for two pianos.

The soprano Christine Brandes, who sang Galatea with the New York City Opera last year, brought bright, clear tone and sensitivity to her portrayal.

The best of the morning weather has brought bright sunshine to northern England but with snow flurries lending an Alpine feel.

In addition, they brought bright color into three dimensions with a new ferocity and sense of possibility that proved especially important to the often intensely hued sculptures of Donald Judd.

To a year loaded with sombre anniversaries, John Eliot Gardiner has brought brighter musical garlands of his own.

Once, though, they were the only option for most people, and one that brought bright-eyed excitement rather than the I-suppose-so sighs they elicit today.

The three newest women — Jamie Rae Walker, Aileen Roehl, Heather McGinley — all bring bright presences (and bright heads of hair) — to the repertory.

This new recording from Budapest brings bright, urgent singing and playing under Pier Morandi.

Autumn had taken hold along the Eastern Seaboard, bringing bright clear skies and quickening winds.