Sentence examples for said a bright from inspiring English sources

Mr. Geithner said a bright spot in the recovery was the banking system.

But half a dozen senior intelligence, counterterrorism and military officials interviewed in the past several days said a bright side had unexpectedly emerged from Pakistan's delay.

The ICRC said a "bright spot" was that it had been able to conduct 300 sessions sensitising junior officers from the security forces to human rights.

When the Family Services woman said a bright hello, the kids looked up from the magazine they had been studying and watched warily as the woman hoisted her trousers to crouch before them.

In a statement Ms. Murphy's family said: "A bright light that lit the world is forever dimmed, but will live on in the hearts of those that Brittany touched.

Refugee Council chief executive Maurice Wren said a "bright light" had been "shone into the darkest corners of the British immigration system and it has revealed some unpleasant secrets".

Sounding like a firm believer of Mr. Rosenberg's embrace-the-chaos manifesto, Mr. Gundlach said a brighter day would emerge from the challenge of ad blockers.

'They give it to you if you win,' says a bright and breezy Dan Wheldon.

"If they're still here," says a bright female student bound for Canada, "it's only because they failed to get a visa".

Subtle is good, you know?" As it turns out, as untraditional as many black-and-white plaids may be, the plain color scheme makes them seem more classic than, say, a bright red Dress Campbell tartan, pedigree be damned.

But many other countries, and some American advocates of controlling chemical arms, say a bright line should be drawn against any use of chemicals on a battlefield, so as to bar escalation from tear gas to lethal chemicals.