Sentence examples for bracing news from inspiring English sources

It is better to be lonely than to die: this is the bracing news these poems deliver.

Needless to say, this dreary state of affairs cannot be allowed to persist, and the bracing news brought by the sequel, "Independence Day: Resurgence," is that the aliens have returned, to harvest Earth's molten core.

78s Dead Bunny - I Don't Know You Dead Bunny don't invent the wheel anew, but from time to time that's bracing news, with hipster bands popping up all over the place.

When would they all be able to stop bracing for news?

The automakers are also bracing for news on Tuesday of yet another dismal month in the marketplace.

More families were expected to get similar, grim news as the drizzly evening wore on, and it was quickly becoming clear that this post had taken an especially brutal blow -- both in lives and in the ripples the incident sent through a military community that had already been bracing for news.

The Mets are unsure how much time Delgado will miss or if he will require surgery, but Manager Jerry Manuel said he was bracing for bad news.

U.A.W. members are bracing for bad news, and worrying that their health care plan will be sacrificed to keep G.M. from going bankrupt.

Meanwhile, O'Neill was today bracing himself for news of skipper Lee Cattermole who, having shaken off a knee injury to start the game, damaged the other within seven minutes and could not continue.

I don't know if anyone at this party is undocumented or a dreamer, but the Salvadoran violin player, for one, is bracing for the news that will come the following week — when he will learn that after 20 years in America he will lose his protected status.

By that stage the Scottish public were bracing themselves for news from the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs that the latter would sadly not be in a position to aid the Scottish Department of Agriculture and Fisheries when the upcoming locust plague threatened to relocate north of Berwick.