Sentence examples for given a bright from inspiring English sources

I will get given a bright red wristband.

The club that only six years ago were resurrected by the lighting tycoon Tony Stewart and given a bright new home after years of bleak struggle have recorded back-to-back promotions to return to the second tier of English football.

Portrayed with a wonderful mix of pomposity and self-pity by Martin Winkler, Kovalov is given a bright red clown's nose, while his own nose goes on the rampage in St Petersburg in giant form, propelled around the stage on the legs of a boy, Ilan Galkoff.

In one of the previously plain wooden statues, Jesus was given a bright green robe while Mary got a bright pink headscarf and eyeliner.

We were each given a bright yellow spotlight and a set of directions: drive less than five miles per hour on pre-specified routes, shine the light into the forest in the hopes of catching its reflection in the eyes of a deer, and record each observation and time of observation.

Under the obfuscating banner of opposing so-called political correctness run amuck ― brought to fruition with the election of an in-your-face, racist president ― vocal bigotry and hatred have been normalized again, given a bright green light.

Kevin Gameiro had given a bright-looking Sevilla side an early lead but Rodri levelled midway through the first half.

There were peacocks and large agaves in pots, giving a bright, sharp, exotic look.

Similarly, nanoparticles of silver in stained glass give a bright yellow hue.

He has galvanised these players since he took over, and pushed them to new heights, giving a bright sheen to their line, a new purpose to hear them.

Tiffany, the high-end retailer, posted a 24percentt rise in profits for the latest quarter and gave a bright outlook for 2004.