brightly

The punters were allowed to buy drinks, however, but all the brightly lit displays and beer company logos were turned off.

The book is done and heading to print but my fascination for 19th century America continues to burn brightly.

They want the American dream, symbolized by the lady in our harbor, to burn brightly.

As if suddenly remembering the purpose of this lunch, Norton adds brightly: “I feel very positive about the Vice show!”

However, exposed rock and larger sand grains have higher thermal inertia, so they glow more brightly.

The autumn sun shone brightly over the rich vinelands, beyond which stretched what was once the German Empire.

Beardsley looked up brightly, and even through those lenses Mandleco could see the sharp focus.

Only Sheila Carmack seemed fascinated, as she sat a bit straighter in her chair and peered brightly across her drink.

It swung open, to close behind the men as they stood in the warm, brightly-lighted room.

The shop windows flared through the crowds so brightly that they seemed to have brought up electric reinforcements.