Sentence examples for added brunt from inspiring English sources

"We won 12-4 at home, but we won't be complacent because a lot of them were close games," added Brunt.

"Both players have been a crucial part of our squad for the last eight years - they have won the Ashes, the World Cup and the World T20," added Brunt.

He added: "The whole brunt of the media and the government is to encourage people to be highly competitive and totally selfish and uncaring of others.

Brunt added a fifth when he got to the ball ahead of Bartlett, who had come scurrying off his line, and calmly stroked into an empty net and Morrison the sixth when he tapped in from close range.

After Greenway was held at mid-on off Goswami and the promoted pinch-hitting of Brunt added impetus in the powerplay, Edwards' stylish knock was ended through no fault of her own as she was left short by Arran Brindle's call for a single on the off side.

"People want to see punishment [meted out] but ultimately it is Papaconstantinou who is likely to take the brunt," he added.

Reuven Rivlin, the communications minister whose thinking is close to Mr. Sharon's, added bluntly: "Arafat is the brunt of the problem".

Pushed to elaborate on that last comment, Sherwood added: "I've taken the brunt of this football club over the last few months, everything that everyone wants to throw at it – negatives – it's been on my head.

"Every cutback that this government has made, it's women that bear the brunt of it," Shah added.

Given its fuel-guzzling habits, he added, the Concorde has felt the brunt of recent increases in airline fuel prices "more than most of the fleet".

Mr. Daschle said a fiscal failure would ignite "talk of total dysfunction in Washington and ridicule of all involved," though he added, "The Republicans will bear the brunt of it all".