Sentence examples for a fairly brief from inspiring English sources

Water's Edge is a fairly brief walk from either the bus or railway station.

In the Nordic countries and France, new mothers generally take a fairly brief break before resuming work, thanks to comprehensive and good-quality public child care.

The cooling was interrupted, at least in the Northern Hemisphere, by a fairly brief spike during the Middle Ages, known as the Medieval Warm Period.

In all, Krugman has managed to pull together huge chunks of American social, political and economic history in a fairly brief space.

7.00pm: Other than a fairly brief glimpse at Wimbledon, when his potential Davis Cup defection was the issue of the day, I'm afraid I don't know any more than Murray about Brown.

The highest-level meeting between Mr. Arafat and a Bush administration official was a fairly brief encounter in February between Secretary of State Colin L. Powell and the Palestinian leader in Ramallah in the West Bank.

Mercifully, you don't see this death on camera, though if you sit close enough to the screen, you will see a few fairly brief images of one sexual event, accompanied by graphic sounds.

Ms. Streisand didn't sing, though really the faithful in attendance were just happy to see and hear her when she finally took the stage for a diverting, fairly brief ramble down memory lane, one she ornamented with career highs and lows (she said the studio insisted she couldn't make "Yentl" unless she sang in it) and interspersed with blown kisses to friends including Liza Minnelli.

It's one of those days when MPs rattle through a series of fairly brief legislative chores....first, they will debate detailed amendments to the Armed Forces (Service Complaints and Financial Assistance) Bill - particularly around the role of the Services Complaints Ombudsman.

″[Have] a nice, but fairly brief, chat in the galley.

With Damages, for instance, we have a 13-hour legal drama where there is only one fairly brief scene in a courtroom.