Sentence examples for get bright from inspiring English sources

"The initial emphasis was, how do we get bright colors on plain paper," Dr. Miller said.

They get bright sun part of the day and filtered sun for the rest.

Get bright, blue light in the morning (preferably from the Sun), and use dim, longer wavelength light (more yellow and red like incandescent) in the evening.

If rising seas obliterate the coasts, our marine geologists will sculpt new ones and Hollywood will get bright new ideas for disaster movies.

We get bright glances at the city, yet its glory lies at arm's length, or beyond; the focus is squarely on the central couple, locked like struggling swimmers in each other's embrace.

They appear to have become infected with malaise that infects the City; and with the idea that to get bright, talented people to do important jobs they need to be paid outsized, and sometimes frankly ridiculous, salaries.

The spotlight is about to get brighter still.

As he got older, they all get brighter and blonder.

American officials say the lights will only get brighter.

But things do get brighter on the promotional side.

Britain's brightest daytime show, as Wright styles it, is probably about to get brighter yet.