Sentence examples for for something bright from inspiring English sources

In Brett's song I hear the trilling, warbling notes of a hammering beak and the high, edgy harmonies of an unstable mind yearning for something bright and beautiful.

Maybe they reflect our shiny souls or feed into our appetite for something bright in our lives.

We were sitting around an enormous wooden table, some 20 of us desperately looking for something bright, or even just plausible, to say about "The Eve of St. Agnes". The instructor offered preliminary remarks and there followed the usual silence.

Considering and calculating, waiting for something bright and delicious to appear.

Sometimes adding spice is as easy as switching out the same old jacket for something bright and new, or wearing your hair in a different style every once in a while.

The woman's voice yearns for something brighter, softer, truer, and watching the song being mimed with heartbreaking conviction by this stocky, stubbly man is jolting and unforgettable.

He claims people can save up to $10 each month and the company will return after two months to ask if the customer wants to upgrade the water bottle light for between $3.78 for the most basic model, to $56.70 for something brighter and more advanced.

And a good hot sauce is required for the finishing sauce: something bright with Scotch bonnets or habaneros, vinegar, a slight hint of mustard.

"We cut out wheat and sugar and that means your plate becomes 10 times more colourful," says Georgia. "Instead of toast for breakfast you have something bright and colourful and it lifts your spirit".

Mourners were asked to wear pink – the five-year-old's favourite colour – or something bright for the funeral of the child, who was taken from the town of Machynlleth in mid-Wales as she played on her bicycle and killed by the former abattoir worker Mark Bridger.

Blue should go for pink or white.. something bright.