Sentence examples for high bright from inspiring English sources
On opening number Untitled, the high, bright guitars twinkle like broken glass beneath a street light.
The solid sample of 1 emits high bright green light which can be readily observed by the naked eye when excited at 288 nm at ambient temperature.
On the path the main road suddenly seems a long way away – blocked out by a high, bright red wall, and birch trees.
One small area is burnished to a high, bright polish, but Mr. Platis is not content -- it looks like something from a shopping complex.
A high bright electron beam will be delivered from the test accelerator with a maximum energy of 200 MeV using 1.3 GHz superconducting accelerating cavities installed in two cryomodules.
The singers were teenagers in the 1950s and '60s, with high, bright, sometimes untrained voices that leaped out of transistor-radio speakers, like Ronnie Spector's raw, arresting tone: a definitive Noo Yawk voice.
"I hoped at the time we would get it done a year and a half later," John F. Breglio, chairman of the Theater Development Fund, said last week of the planned TKTS structure, which is to house a roomier sales area tucked into a 16-foot-high bright red grand staircase.
But plasmas also use more energy than LCD sets — making them more expensive to run — and LCD sets can work better in bright rooms because they have higher bright settings than plasmas.
Now they distribute information, and employees print only what they need.Surviving print jobs tend to be on what is known as "higher bright" paper, which is smoother, heavier and offers better colour contrasts.
So Bright's algorithm takes into account location, past experience, and more to match Pepsi applicants with Coca Cola recruiters, and these applicants will receive higher bright scores than others.
I have a funny memento of the Snap, Inc., C.E.O., Evan Spiegel: a six-inch-high bright-pink-tufted truffula tree — you know, the precious resource exploited to near-extinction by the Once-ler in Dr. Seuss's environmental catastrophe parable "The Lorax" — which sits on the shelf in my son's room.
