Sentence examples for brief her about from inspiring English sources

Years pass and he prepares to marry, he calls in his secretary, Miss Hanson, to brief her about his impending nuptials and in walks... Garson, who calmly crosses the room to sit and take notes.

Yet every president needs to have on staff someone who can brief her or him about why a previous position was taken.

I brief her mostly about ambassador Stevens and told her we would need to evacuate.

Terry tried out some pink trunks, and Toni alternated between bikinis that would have caused her to be lashed or decapitated had she been outside the precincts of the resort, as well as a garment that the Daily Mail – briefed about her briefs by whichever designer tied the skimpy threads together – described as "a one-piece consisting of a split-front tie halter top and string thong".

Known for her "highly detail-oriented" style, Ms. Masters "kept close tabs on the California and Michigan power plants," asking that she be directly briefed by her employees about "many of the bidding schemes under investigation," agency investigators found in the March document.

Vatican insiders also appeared to shunt responsibility onto its ambassador to the US, Archbishop Carlo Vigano — an active opponent of gay marriage — for extending the invitation to Davis, and said that he had not properly briefed Francis about her case.

After every European summit, every prime minister rushes to brief his or her national media about his or her national triumph.

Since Kennedy's name resurfaced this month in the sweepstakes to replace Hillary, reviews of her life often contain one brief line about her being a former "journalist" with some also referring to her once writing a story for Rolling Stone about visiting Graceland following Elvis Presley's death -- and somehow getting a rare private viewing of the King lying in state.

Hospital officials said they did not plan to hold another daily briefing about her case until Ms. Giffords was ready to leave the hospital.

Another received a very brief explanation about her deferral, and felt that she was largely ignored by the nurses, which resulted in her feeling " shafted" and leaving the collection centre with many unanswered questions.

Across the table, he indulged in some brief speculation about her character and inner life.