Sentence examples for brake her from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, lawyers for Scott Conlon and Sarah Thorne, the two people with the lingering lawsuits, told the court that an expert witness who had reconstructed the accident for the Suffolk County Police Department concluded that Ms. Grubman made no effort to brake her car on July 7 , 2001 in the parking lot outside the Conscience Point Inn in Southampton.

A 1563 chronicle, which is heavily biased against the House of Dudley and was probably written by the Protestant activist John Hales, describes the rumours: the Lord Robert's wife brake her neck at Forster's house in Oxfordshire … her gentlewomen being gone forth to a fair.

Ms. Snyder is doing this better than ever, with a sense of restraint and economy that helpfully brakes her tendency toward excess and self-indulgence.

The MV Perseus Leader inches into the Miraflores lock on the Panama Canal on her way from the Pacific Ocean to the Caribbean Sea and the Atlantic, 80km (50 miles) away, a tug astern braking her bulky progress into the narrow gap.

And when she pulled into the Dansville station each afternoon at 5 27 -- her brakes sighing, her gray, yellow and maroon finish gleaming -- young David's universe was in its rightful order.

Bakken, a former Oregon State soccer player, wanted a partner to push and brake for her, to finally reward her time and perseverance.

Brake pressed her again in correspondence when she replied that her statement to the committee was "completely unequivocal".

If Republicans control both chambers of Congress, their argument that Clinton lacks a strong mandate will be even more powerful: while Americans may have given her the White House, they also voted for congressional Republicans to serve as a brake on her agenda.

Ms. Jenn, 47, said she tried to brake, struck her hand on the door and flew over the handlebars.

Nancy wants to write; she knows she ought to read more than she does; but a pregnancy coming after an assignation in "a wild wood, full of wonderful things" puts a brake on her ambition.

She counts her way through the chores of her day, fears disaster which leads her to pump neurotically at the brakes of her car and is afflicted by an annual psychosomatic loss of her voice.