Sentence examples for make bright from inspiring English sources

Historians will enjoy this fine political portrait, but it is unlikely to make Bright famous again.

They make bright, brilliant, detailed music, and the vibraphonist Gary Burton will be their guest.

It was also ground up to make bright blue paints used by Italian Renaissance artists.

I was intending to finish my vomit-effect lentils for lunch and make bright pink pancakes for tea.

Young vines, growers often say, are like teenagers, ungainly and impetuous in their growth, offering grapes that make bright, fruity but relatively simple wines.

The Junior League stretched the money to three years then vowed to make Bright Beginnings permanent — and make it more than just a place for kids.

The way that 19-year-old aspiring writer Harmony Korine met director Larry Clark sounds like a typical New York success story, told at bars in Kansas to make bright-eyed kids move to the Big Apple with nothing but a suitcase full of dreams.

CONS: Paneling on the walls makes bright rooms darker.

Many singers are making bright futures for themselves.

In the 1980s he also made bright abstract sculptures from painted Styrofoam.

The soup, made bright red by its base of beets, is Ukrainian (and the country's national dish).