Sentence examples for brief is called from inspiring English sources

The party who brings the appeal and files the initial, or opening, brief is called either the "appellant" or the "petitioner".

One of the best stories in "Brief Encounters" is called "Near-Extinct Birds of the Central Cordillera".

Economists who study it reckon that once someone earns more than $20,000 a year, extra money brings little more than a brief smile (this is called "hedonic adaptation").

Let the content dictate the size; don't spend too long belaboring a simple point, but don't be too brief when detail is called for.

"The preliminary diagnosis he received is called brief reactive psychosis, an acute state brought on by extreme exhaustion, stress and dehydration," Danica Russell said.

This service is called brief sex counselling.

Nobody would believe her anyway, for she alone saw the light in his eyes, the last glimmer before the eternal night, as it is called, the brief moment of lucidity before the end.

The initiative is called Project Re:Brief, as in rethinking a vintage creative brief for the digital era.

The full text is below but in brief he is calling for a full and immediate inspection of the attack site (which he says should happen today) and a stern – if not specified – response if the allegation are proven.

The morning press briefing, which is held between nine-thirty and ten, is called "the gaggle"; it's less formal, and TV cameras are banned.

The director who had agreed to brief us was called away, leaving his deputy unprepared.