Sentence examples for usually bright from inspiring English sources

They are usually bright green, turning yellow in autumn.

They go with everything, and especially with nicely painted toenails (usually bright red).

The flowers are usually bright orange or shades of yellow, and are often fully double.

Then, in a jarring moment of introspection, Mr. Booker's usually bright disposition inexplicably turned bleak.

For years, TV commercials for the popular chocolate spread used to feature German internationals, usually bright young hopes for the future.

Shopwindows usually bright were dark, and it occurred to him that, of course, people had been flushed onto the sidewalk by the outage.

After the Rangers lost to the Sabres, 4-1, Friday night, the usually bright-eyed Henrik Lundqvist was dour in the quiet of the home team locker room at Madison Square Garden.

She didn't really want to have a store and I said, 'What about that building?' She said, 'If you could build me a store that looks like that, then I will have one.' These are usually brighter but I had this nutty maid who washed it in a machine".

The officers are usually brighter".

Vanadinite is usually bright-red or orange-red in colour, although sometimes brown, red-brown, grey, yellow, or colourless.

These include flashing a light bulb or LED, flashing or rotating halogen, and strobe lights, which are usually brighter than incandescent lights.