Sentence examples for run brilliant from inspiring English sources

They run brilliant projects such as the Gates Foundation to beat malaria or "combat humanity's biggest challenges", as the Google Giving site modestly puts it.

Additionally, there's no evidence to suggest that there's some fantastic array of people out there waiting to come in and run brilliant schools and the only thing that's stopping them is that they cannot make a profit.

She ran brilliant workshops in Bulgaria and Spain with the Royal Court International Summer school.

The old Mirror, he wrote, "derailed the pompous, unsettled the self-important - and ran brilliant political writing like William Connor's famous Cassandra column and incisive cartoons by Vicky and Zec".

"I was running brilliant 800m sessions and was very excited about the year to come.

She's been running Brilliant for a couple of years after founding it with Kara Weber.

Both chef Pearson Morris and general manager Saul McConnell run a brilliant operation (nobleholywood.com).

Choosing a color -- they run from brilliant chrome to race-car red -- is a challenge.

Greenpeace has run a brilliant campaign, but it seems to me that some others need to make better strategic choices.

ARE the men who run China brilliant strategists or accident-prone apparatchiks, who can appear strikingly naïve about the wider world?

"US car companies are run by brilliant, highly numerate people whose approach is to make the product in a highly rational way," he says.