Sentence examples for That brunswick from inspiring English sources

Rose's camp is convinced that Brunswick has been responsible for negative publicity about him before his appointment.

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For a long time, many of us have lived cloaked in the fantasy that Brunswick, the vibrant Melbourne suburb with some of the best bakeries and op-shops in the city, was still semi-affordable.

The two ships swung so close to each other that Brunswick's crew could not open their gunports and had to fire through the closed lids, the ships battering each other from a distance of just a few feet.

As silly as it all may seem, it did make for high drama in the opening match between Morwell Falcons and Melbourne Zebras (the year before they were called Brunswick Pumas, and before that Brunswick Juventus) at Morwell's home ground.

This helped to correlate seismic data and shows that the Brunswick Horizon, a key ore-prospecting horizon, and associated lithological contacts are strongly reflective.

The Bathurst Mining Camp, northern New Brunswick, Canada is a major base-metal producing region that includes the Brunswick No. 12 and smaller past-producing Brunswick No. 6 deposit.

Five years ago, 4 out of 10 respondents — and 7 out of 10 in 2009 — told Brunswick that they thought it would take five years to get back to the 2007 peak level of $4.1 trillion.

In a press release, the Department of Justice said that the New Brunswick, N.J.-based Johnson & Johnson was aware of the influence Omnicare representatives have on the recommendations of nursing home doctors, claiming the drug manufacturer knew Omnicare suggestions were accepted about 80% of the time.

Growth is such a priority for these amazing, shrinking provinces that former New Brunswick premier Frank McKenna recently suggested all new immigrants to Canada be forced yes, forced to start off in the Maritimes.

In a report recently released by the Modern Language Association, George L. Levine, a professor of English at Rutgers University at New Brunswick, observes that students imagine that their careers will follow the pattern of the professors at research universities.