Sentence examples for a brief entry in from inspiring English sources
Vasari devoted only a brief entry in his book to Duccio, and got his dates wrong.
This is Pinkney's second go at "The Lion and the Mouse," the first being a brief entry in his "Aesop's Fables" of almost 20 years ago.
A brief entry in the Addenda listing on the Media Business page on Thursday about an executive appointment at the new Midwest office of Brand Dialogue, a unit of Young & Rubicam, misstated the origin of the office.
Rott, an Austrian who died at 25, rates only a brief entry in The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians, which includes a sentence of puzzling shorthand: "On 17 September 1880 he visited Brahms to seek his advice, but, like Wolf, he was rebuffed; within a month he had become insane".
The news clip, a brief entry in Neil Rubin's "Names & Faces" column, epitomizes the way many mainstream media publications in the 1990s and early aughts addressed the then-rumored marriage between R. Kelly and Aaliyah.
Against the low background in this environment, even small occupancy-associated perturbations – such as from a brief entry – were discernible.
An old inventory of Union Seminary collections lists a brief entry for James Washington Wood (1813 188484).
Of course, distilling any writer's life work into a brief entry entails a certain amount of glossing over.
For example, there's a brief entry about this topic on the Alzheimer's Association's website.
The comparatively brief entries in the encyclopaedic dictionary had, by accident of the alphabet, fragmented knowledge to such an extent that users received only a disjointed knowledge of the things in which they were interested.
