Sentence examples for will have brilliant from inspiring English sources

Witch hazel will burst into small yellow flowers in January, and striking plants like Japanese maple will have brilliant red foliage throughout summer and fall.

Some have chosen it as their furrow and will have brilliant results, far better than people who talk about poverty but aren't so, ahem, results-driven.

The visionaries among you will have brilliant plans for Haiti and will instruct others on what must be done to bring those plans to fruition.

Neame said the Downton matriarch will have a "brilliant" storyline, adding: "It's Downton at its best, this storyline.

And everyone will have a brilliant mood for New Year and it's all going to be okay".

Neame said in a previous interview with TV Line that the Downton matriarch will have a "brilliant" storyline, adding: "It's Downton at its best, this storyline.

He was justified in boasting in October 1924: "I think that at the end of the third year it will have as brilliant a record of contributors as any magazine could have in the time".

My boldest prediction is that the business cycle will still be with us, and if, on the public side, we can deal with our infrastructure and energy issues and allow immigrants with high skills in, we will have a brilliant future.

She won't have a magic wand, but she will have her brilliant mind, sharp wit and tongue, a good head on her shoulders, and decades of experience helping people conquer insurmountable obstacles.

So by going on the offensive while vulnerable itself, Yahoo may have ensured that when its employees have brilliant ideas, they'll already be working for somebody else.

"They have brilliant minds and brilliant talent.