31.   They need bright light, but should be watched for signs of scorching in strong direct sunlight during the summer.

32.   Under bright overhead lights at one end of the shed a chair had been positioned, banked on three sides by sandbags.

33.   Under the bright lights in the train, both boy and man look pale, lifeless.

34.   Up ahead we could see the bright lights of the city coming into view.

35.   We will miss our colleagues and the companionable bright lights of the Charcot as she held station beside us through the nights.

36.   Whiston worried, of course, that bright lights might also falter when trying to deliver a time signal at sea.

37.   ...a country girl who dreams of the big city and bright lights.

38.   The moon cast a bright light over the yard.

39.   The bright lights of Hollywood beckon many.