Sentence examples for long brilliant from inspiring English sources
Why are we so fixated with this one period in the long, brilliant history of China?
One long, brilliant, crazy footnote ends: "None of that was very clearly put and might well ought to get cut.
He has delivered long, brilliant passes and helped raise the profile of Major League Soccer, a league in need of publicity.
"Everyone thinks they're the chosen ones," one character reminds another, and Cardenas's gift is to show, through long, brilliant sentences, the charm of inaction and delinquency.
We so hit it off with long, brilliant discussions about contemporary theatre.
It looks like a fireball -- an exceptionally large, bright meteor, or space debris -- blazing through the night sky, leaving a long, brilliant trail behind it.
It's a long and brilliant postcard from hell.
The long and brilliant reign of Casimir IV Jagiellonian (1447 92) corresponded to the age of "new monarchies" in western Europe.
Jack had a long and brilliant legal career and a lifetime of passionate commitment to progressive political causes.
Nicklaus's career was long and brilliant, but despite his greatness, others carved out greatness for themselves as well.
Irishman has a long and brilliant record against England but, he tells Adam Redmond, victory over them on Sunday will still be as sweet as ever.
