"In Italy, you'd have ice cream for breakfast: a big old brioche stuffed with ice cream that you dip into your cappuccino while you read La Gazzetta dello Sport – it's brilliant!
On the news they say, 'Hey, happy Tuesday!' Everything is all sugar-coated and, while it's a brilliant place for opportunities, somewhere where anything is possible, it doesn't have the character that cities like London have.
"I've been involved with a great team and it's been brilliant while it's lasted".
And while the iPlayer is brilliant for allowing one to catch up on programmes in isolation, it is not a truly radio experience and it never will be.
While the web is brilliant for collecting information, scanning and picking out facts, he says, it is less good for higher-level skills such as evaluation and critical understanding.
"There's no chance to play there again for a while, so it will be brilliant going back".
The proposed plan to tax fat and sugar-rich foods and subsidize healthful foods, while not novel, is brilliant.
Now, the 41-year-old's sister Maxine, a project manager from Kent, has admitted that while her brother is "brilliant" he is also sometimes "useless" and lacks "common sense".
While your objective is brilliant, the timetable is unfeasible.
And while it's usually difficult to get your brilliant idea in front of exactly the right people, this year's MediaGuardian Edinburgh International Television Festival will make it easy to share Gok and Jezza's bareback parallel parking tips with the world.
