brighten造句

Flowers brighten (up) a room.

White paint will brighten the room.

They will brighten the dreary lives of Cubans.

You sure know how to brighten your grandma's day.

Rainbows brighten Alaska's tundra, parts of which are estimated to hold millions of barrels of oil.

On the upper floor, skylights brighten a windowless hallway that leads to the bedrooms.

A floral print umbrella or pair of shoes will brighten up your day without looking over-the-top.

Choose your favorite bouquet and it will brighten your days while you'll be waiting for next summer.

The initial portrayal of these dwellings was "too gloomy and depressing" for TV, Saltzberg says, and the set designers decided to brighten things up after the first pilot.

To whiten teeth in Photoshop, simply click with the oversized brush into the selected area, each click will brighten your selection up a bit more.

The summer sky and a sundress brighten the shaded "slow stairs" of the High Line's 14th Street entrance, which earned the nickname because of the extended platforms between flights.