Sentence examples for extended brilliant from inspiring English sources

Pianist Vincent Coq astounds in the monumental Tchaikovsky trio, written to mourn the death of his friend Nikolai Rubinstein, and laid out in a truly unorthodox style, with an extended, brilliant opening movement, an andante con moto and a set of dazzling variations.

Nadal, in stark contrast, let 23 of 26 chances to break go begging, and had to serve his way out of some tricky passages before wearing Djokovic down in a withering last set of extended, sometimes brilliant, rallies.

Or, better yet, extend your brilliant broadband initiative.

Paul McLean's brilliant header extended the lead before Graham Weir pulled one back for the visitors late on.

Oscar may have blotted his copybook to get a booking but he was once again the creator as Chelsea extended their lead, showing brilliant footwork before setting up Willian to score with a thumping low drive from the edge of the area.

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Callum Wilson fired Bournemouth ahead, before Matt Ritchie extended the lead with a brilliant volley.

Mourinho's words (and advice on how to earn a yellow-card extended holiday) are nothing short of brilliant.

By the mid-Seventies, this exotic and brilliant creature was fully extended, resplendent, peripatetic and oracular - for a fee.

In collaboration with his brilliant student John Henry Whitehead, Veblen extended the knowledge of the Riemann metric for more general cases in The Foundations of Differential Geometry (1932).

His more extended early works were decorative and brilliant, in the line of display pieces by touring virtuosos like Hummel.