Sentence examples for grow bright from inspiring English sources

Their eyes grow bright; tears well and fall; they bow their heads or touch their hearts — and Abramovic occasionally touches hers.

The lights grow bright overhead (though the numbingly loud score doesn't let up) so that these confrontations seem somehow out of time, like those moments when you remember something important: a lost lover, the immutability of death, yourself.

He saw the sky grow bright behind the Royal Festival Hall and told a gathering of true believers, ecstatic at their landslide victory: "A new dawn has broken, has it not?" That was May 1997, but this is the morning after the 2010 election and there is nothing spectacular about the dawn.

The flash might grow bright enough for the public to see a transient "star" in the sky near Jupiter with the unaided eye, she adds.

One day that may be all it takes: Townes, a Nobel laureate at UC Berkeley, notes that flashes of light from planets around stars within 50 light-years could even grow bright enough for the naked eye to see.

Certain rare stars, known as Cepheids, grow brighter and fainter at a regular rate.

One thing is certain though, the lights on him are only likely to grow brighter.

It was doubtful that the worldwide economic picture would grow brighter anytime soon.

Kyle Lohse and Anibal Sanchez are the best of the remaining free agents, and as the supply of available pitchers continues to dwindle, the spotlight will grow brighter upon Dickey.

Notwithstanding gloom and crisis, Cool and thinking once or twice is What we'll need till things grow brighter — Or so says your low-rent writer.

The sun was setting, so the Christmas lights that had been hung above the stage seemed to grow brighter with every song.