Sentence examples for extra brilliant from inspiring English sources

On Friday night, Ashley Tuttle was the most Ashtonian Lise, clear in her all-important form, and Ethan Stiefel picked up steam as an ardent Colas, while Joaquin De Luz surprised with an Alain of extra brilliant technique and one with an inner child full of joy.

Ted Hughes uses the same idea of combustion for bold colours in "Macaw and Little Miss", a poem from his first book, The Hawk in the Rain: "the macaw bristles in a staring / combustion …" The brilliant extra touch is that adjective "staring" appended to "combustion".

The counterpart was participants' interest in continuing the task and providing brilliant extra ideas beyond requirements for fulfilling tasks.

You'll also want some way of uploading files (like FTP), and SSH and/or cPanel (or another control panel) is a brilliant extra feature to have.

The podcasts might not be to everyone's taste – they're a bit like a Steve Wright Radio 1 "zoo" from the mid-80s – but The Office and Extras were truly brilliant, alive to both the absurdity and banality of office life, of celebrity and pseudo-celebrity and wannabe-celebrity.

Story of the match: Gotze scores brilliant extra-time winner for Germany.

Whatever it was, it angered him; he ends a run of passive ones and twos by launching Patel over extra cover for a brilliant six.

One of Brilliant's "extras," called Altnet, can even make someone's computer part of a Brilliant-owned network that harnesses a PC owner's excess computing power to distribute music.

My son did winter nets with the under-11s and, frankly, it's a brilliant, inclusive, extra-mile kind of setup even at that age group, run with real craft and patience by some fine coaches.

But even the extra-time periods were brilliant.

It gets 30 seconds, but on its own the full song is brilliant theater, no extra story line required.