Sentence examples for attempting to brush from inspiring English sources

"Don't trust WikiLeaks," Gilani told reporters in Kabul at the weekend, attempting to brush off the revelations as "the observations of junior diplomats".

The tribunal even took a swipe at Met commissioner Sir Bernard Hogan-Howho who considered Howard's ordeal an isolated incident, accusing him of attempting to "brush it off as insignificant".

"You still feeling good?" "Ah," I breathe, attempting to brush away the nausea.

Wash out hair before attempting to brush through.

Attempting to brush with a long bristled brush compels sideways, destructive brushing.

You might even prefer to wash and condition your hair before attempting to brush it again.

Holles attempted to brush this movement aside and push through his disbandment scheme.

Varey attempted to brush away the phone, and the passenger accused him of assault.

And there was none from Yankees, either, who did not retaliate or attempt to brush him back.

As he left the event pursued by journalists, the MEP attempted to brush off his comments as a "joke".

Christie has so far attempted to brush off the allegations of political dirty tricks through a characteristic combination of humour and bluster.