Sentence examples for a late brief from inspiring English sources

My only contact with Chris, as he was always known, came during a late, brief, and unhappy chapter in his career.

The data presented in this investigation indicate that late postconditioning with the volatile anesthetic sevoflurane might mediate cardiac protection, even with a late, brief, and low-dose application.

"It speaks more to the state of mind of some of the staff here than it does about the president". "No truth at all," the president shouted to reporters as he walked back to the Oval Office from a late morning briefing in the Old Executive Office Building.

Although he won comfortably thanks to a late stoppage, the brief joy of victory was soon replaced by longstanding despair.

At a late-night briefing by phone to reporters in New York De Mistura said: "We are going from theory to practice.

But Mr. Burns, the under secretary of state for political affairs, said during a late-night briefing here that the effort had failed.

Mr. Christie, for his part, sounded annoyed that they had not followed his instructions when he said at a late-afternoon briefing that he had seen television coverage of "people sitting on the beach in Asbury Park".

Still, at a late-afternoon briefing, emergency officials in the town of Chatham, Mass., on Cape Cod, said the diminished storm would likely leave only scattered power failures and downed trees.

Even so, one official who received a late-night briefing on the mission expressed confidence that the impact had been so powerful that the fuel tank probably had been ruptured.

In a late-night briefing for journalists confined to the Rixos hotel, government spokesman Moussa Ibrahim said that at least 1,300 people had been killed since noon, in addition to 930 the previous day, and blamed NATO for the bloodshed.

According to ProPublica, a website for investigative journalism, between 2010 and 2012 young black males were 21 times more likely to be fatally shot by police than white men in the same age range".Communities of colour aren't just making these problems up," observed President Barack Obama in a late-night briefing after the announcement of the decision of the jury in Ferguson.