Sentence examples for a brutal week from inspiring English sources
"It's a brutal week physically and mentally.
After a brutal week, many in the audience are also no doubt feeling somewhat battered by life, a mood acknowledged by Wainwright.
Shares in the bank, which were at $66 in February, before the Bear Stearns near collapse, closed on Friday at just $3.65 after a brutal week of selling.
West of Tripoli, loyalists appeared to be tightening their siege of other rebel-held areas, following a brutal week of battle in which they recaptured — and nearly demolished — the strategically important town of Zawiyah.
On Friday the stock market concluded a brutal week, its worst in history, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average having lost almost 1,900 points, just under a fifth of its value.
But coming after a brutal week of charges and countercharges, it seems safe to say that the talk won't be all about health care and education -- certainly not after Democrats focused on new questions about how Mr. Bush got into the National Guard during the Vietnam War and whether he fulfilled his obligation there.
All around, it's been a pretty brutal week for Wasserman Schultz.
Even as we acknowledge Dallas to be a landmark tragedy, it's important to remember that it was also just the capstone of an already brutal week peppered by drive-bys and party shootings, the sort of violence that has become routine in many parts of this country.
On Sunday the race finishes atop Mont Ventoux, the beginning of a brutal final week in the mountains that will include two ascents of Alpe d'Huez on a single day.
Gingrich, in a brutal first week rollout, angered the Republican establishment with a statement on "Meet the Press," faced questions about a six-figure jewelry debt, and was even doused with glittery confetti in a straight-to-YouTube clip.
Compliment him for being clever enough to arm himself with enough tax lawyers so that he could legally minimize his obligations?" The criticism comes in a brutal PR week for the Romney-Paul Ryan ticket.
