Sentence examples for make it brilliant for from inspiring English sources
Its eye-catching colour, texture and flavour make it brilliant for salads and pilafs.
And this is how it'll always be – television's lower budgets and faster turnaround times make it a brilliant breeding ground for future movie stars.
"We're right down there in the south and there are various rumours about how people are signed but it's just a bunch of guys trying to make it work for a brilliant region and club.
Whether their ideas are barmy or brilliant, the activists make it harder for investors to stay on the sidelines.
This in turn would create daunting financial burdens and legal risks for start-up companies, making it much harder for brilliant young entrepreneurs with limited resources to create small and innovative Internet companies that empower citizens and change the world.
They can thank Dragic, whose brilliant fourth quarter made it unnecessary for Steve Nash (16 points, 6 assists) to get off the bench until the final three minutes.
There were a few brilliant tweaks, like making it illegal for the corporations to refuse insurance to people with "pre-existing conditions" – but their share-prices jumped after the package was announced for a reason: Obama overwhelmingly served their interests, not the patients'.
You may have a brilliant strategy for making the numbers better every year, but over time, its people who will make it happen or fail at doing so.
"The guys here at the training ground were brilliant, they made it a lot easier for me and if I didn't have them around me it might have been a different story".
Fans of the novel routinely claim the stomach-turning violence that once made it so controversial is a brilliant metaphor for the 1980s culture of consumerism and self-gratification.
"In this match, Darren Stevens played a brilliant innings for Kent, which made it a pretty heavy chase.
