Sentence examples for got really brilliant from inspiring English sources

Then we bought a couple of tonnes and put them in some local shops and got really brilliant feedback.

So, I ended up working in Harrods but – although it was a brilliant place to work – got really bored of it.

What I'm happy about is that we now have a chance to show more independent films where you get more really brilliant, talented ideas and new directors who just don't have a place to show their films or don't have access to TV broadcasters and theaters.

There's so much brilliant archive material around, so it's hard to get really excited about much of the newer stuff.

Very few senior guys have these really brilliant "ahas," but once they do get them, they're more likely to be able to execute them quite well.

She is really brilliant at getting the proportions right.

So to get it out there is really brilliant".

And only a really brilliant show can get away with one of its characters having his arm chopped off by a helicopter's blade and then, a year later, have another chopper land on his head.

"Barack Obama is a brilliant man — a really brilliant man — and sometimes that gets in the way of politics," said Ogletree, the Jesse Climenko Professor of Law and director of the Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice.

He does really brilliant shows and is passionate about getting his message across, and mostly he is a lot of fun and really entertaining.

(Group F) It was pointed out that I was getting more defined on my waist and that was like really brilliant.