Sentence examples for after a terse from inspiring English sources
After a terse historical sketch, the book follows a pattern.
After a terse exchange of letters with the parliamentarian, Mr. Coburn is still fuming.
She was due to oversee the team's first training session on Tuesday, but walked out after a terse press conference.
France coach Marc Lievremont abruptly ended a news conference after a terse exchange with a journalist over his team selection against Canada and whether he should have demanded that Toulouse release their utility back Jean-Marc Doussain earlier.
The Cac 40 fell 5.45% that day before it recovered after a terse denial by the government.
Reporters, after a terse press conference with Spencer in a separate location, were ushered through rows of metal detectors, brought in especially for the event, into the allocated media seating area.
DeGuglielmo, after giving a terse response to a question about right tackle Austin Howard, said that he that he had been notified by the league — though not fined — for failing to satisfy that requirement when, in fact, he said he was available the entire time.
After beating Texas Tech, a terse Houston coach, Kevin Sumlin, dodged questions about the difficulty of small-conference teams making a B.C.S. run.
In 1863, Dodgson's visits with Alice and her sisters ended after he received a terse letter from their mother asking him to stay away from the family, for reasons that are still unknown.
Yet spend time with Mr. Indiana and you notice the nuances: a salt-of-the-earth Hoosier who spent much of his life in more rarefied environs and company; a liberal critic of American policies who painted American flags on his front facade after Sept. 11; a terse, verbal bomb-thrower who still keeps scores of stuffed animals — giraffes in particular — around his house.
The RF united behind Field after Sandys wrote him a terse letter warning him of the likely Commonwealth reaction to a declaration of independence, but the Prime Minister then lost his party's confidence by failing to pursue a possible route to at least de facto independence devised by Desmond Lardner-Burke, a lawyer and RF MP for Gwelo.
