Sentence examples for getting bright from inspiring English sources

"I ended up getting bright fluorescent overhead lighting and two kids in baggy shorts at the next table who propped their skateboard against the wall".

"A star blinks on the edge of the world, getting bright, blinding bright, growing so fast it goes past before you can hear the sound, the wind and dust of it — only a car, already come and gone.

This inherent inefficiency hasn't stopped us from getting bright displays, but the power necessary to make them so is usually what runs down your battery.

For someone working until 6 or 7 a.m., it typically would require going to bed as soon as possible after work, wearing sunglasses when leaving work to avoid bright light in the morning before sleep, and getting bright light during the night shift, especially between midnight and 4 a.m.

Every day is getting brighter.

Your shade is getting brighter, and your brain programs that.

As things get darker for everyone else, they keep getting brighter for Jack.

Whether Ms. Fairey likes it or not, things may keep getting brighter.

She's dead but her memory is getting brighter and brighter every day".

(1934) A window with a drawn curtain was getting brighter and brighter because the day was beginning.

No wonder the dishes we cook are getting brighter and more photogenic.