Sentence examples for famous bright from inspiring English sources

Yet her enthusiasm for life and work remains as girlish as her famous bright plastic raincoats.

Sasha and Malia – no matter how famous, bright, or photogenic – are no more deserving of quality education than any other kid living in DC.

Impossibly tall and thin, her ghostly-pale androgynous face is illuminated by emerald eyes and capped by a brushed-back crop of hair (blonde, at the moment, rather than her more famous bright red).

At Her Majesty's coronation in 1953, chicken was a noble bird that carried a certain synonymity with luxury, which is why it found its way into the banquet within that famous bright yellow, creamy concoction.

The community has nothing to show for decades of gold extraction but the famous bright orange waters of the San Sebastián river, a classic sign of acid mine drainage from large-scale gold mining.

Zimmer teased there would be more branding changes in the near future, including possibly getting rid of the famous bright pink mustache, though he wouldn't nail down exactly what we could expect there.

Dozens of brokers, wearing their famous bright-coloured jackets,wave their arms in a frenzy, trying to make big bucks for their investment clients on guessing what will be the future price of soya.

Last week, Mr. Curtis paid back Mr. Yang by winning the British Open, clad in a now-famous bright orange shirt with a Kenda logo.

The dome was bursting with people, the famous scoreboard bright with lights and the space bigger than anything he had ever seen.

Surrounding the gravestone are headshots of famous creatives whose bright, shining lights were prematurely extinguished by psychiatrists.

Historians will enjoy this fine political portrait, but it is unlikely to make Bright famous again.