Sentence examples for put a bright from inspiring English sources

The sisters have tried to put a bright face on this.

In the house we built on Shelter Island, I put a bright orange vintage Preway in the bedroom.

He wanted to put a bright light on the roof as an additional security measure but neighbors opposed the move.

It also put a bright spotlight on the music's technical and emotional demands and on Ms. Bartoli's interpretive deftness.

In releasing the figures, the College Board, a membership organization made up of schools, colleges, universities and education organizations, put a bright face on the issue.

As Zulu dancers performed in Madiba one recent night, Mr. Henegan tried to put a bright note on the restaurants' troubles.

On Fox News, the producers often seem thrilled to have an excuse to put a bright-red "ALERT" banner on the bottom of the screen, and CNN never looks more alive than when one of its anchors is standing outside, in close proximity to some sort of emergency vehicle.

After treating the audience to a little light jazz flute and advising O'Brien to have plastic surgery ("You look like someone put a bright-red fright wig on a skeleton and chucked it out of a helicopter"), Ferrell's Burgundy revealed he had a special announcement.

High Definition vision is the message from designers who seem determined to look forward from the coldest, wettest European winter in living memory and to put a brighter perspective on autumn 2011.

Though recalls inevitably create negative attention, especially after Toyota's problems put a brighter spotlight on far more minor recalls, many of the companies have decided it is better to take action than to wait.

"It puts a bright light on us," said Shawn Hunter, chief of Chivas USA, one of the four M.L.S teams.