Examples of using "Brillantes" in a sentence and their english translations:
Their eyes were all bright.
Both of them are very brilliant.
The balloons are bright.
- I like light colors.
- I like bright colors.
He talked with his eyes shining.
I looked into his large and lustrous eyes
Bright ideas never occur to me.
He gave her a diamond bracelet.
Augusto had clear, bright eyes.
"Their eyes lit up and got big."
And these glowing lines are not galaxies.
from the rhinestones on my tutu
There are only a few bright nights every month.
Brilliant butterflies flew hither and thither.
scientists, no matter how brilliant they are,
There are shinier stars like Lionel Messi and Iniesta
and the shining white teeth, and the low-cut dresses,
followed by bright dots from the disco ball
But loud noises and bright lights are disorientating.
transforms into the strongest, most brilliant rocks.
Your eyes are still the brightest stars I've ever seen.
and I like sparkly jewelry, and I really like purses, and so -
with the brightest stars being the loudest notes
The bright nights around the full moon are his best chance.
- I like bright colors.
- I like bright colours.
He hired the best minds money could find
If you think back to when your best, most brilliant ideas strike you,
bright stars and constellations... to find his way with pinpoint accuracy.
In 1799, following glowing reports from General Bernadotte, he finally accepted the rank of
They like to wear bright colors.
During the subsequent retreat, Ney again demonstrated his brilliant tactical skills, fighting a
José Raúl Capablanca was one of the most brilliant chess players of all time. He was Cuban.
Brilliant papers by Comrade Stalin allowed Soviet linguistics to take the leading position in the world.
His eyes shone as bright as stars, and his hair, although dripping with water, curled in beautiful ringlets.
This god is cruel, nervous, and diabolic, with yellow wrinkly skin, small squinty eyes, a triangular nose, and bright teeth.
I do not know what these bright spots are on Ceres, but when they find out, most likely it will not turn out to be anything impressive ... Just rocks and dust.
Light travels faster than sound. Therefore some people seem bright until you hear them speak.
Angry at Leif Ericson for stealing his thunder 500 years before, Christopher Columbus once wrote a rigorous mathematical proof that showed how Ericson had never actually been to North America. Unfortunately, the proof was too difficult for even the brightest mathematicians to understand.