Sentence examples for brief keeping from inspiring English sources

And Andrew Kurowski, the executive producer for new music at the BBC, who has been in charge of Huddersfield's extensive broadcasts through the years, senses an expansion of the brief: "Keeping demanding repertory but reaching out to jazz, world music and events that say there's more to the contemporary avant-garde than seven players lined up on a platform".

McNamara arrived at York last November with the brief of keeping the club in League Two but they finished bottom, having won just five times.

Tucker said the bank should have "retained a wider brief" than keeping a watch on inflation and ignoring systemic risk in the financial system before the crash.

Strachan was appointed by Rupert Lowe with the brief of keeping Saints in the Premiership and, with his experience of keeping Coventry up for four seasons before they were relegated 20 months ago, he proved ideal.

Outside the negotiations, two entirely different groups had also assembled, with a self-appointed brief of keeping the negotiators on track.

After leading a car caravan on a short drive through Sloatsburg to the trail head in Harriman State Park, he gave his final briefing on keeping mushroom sources unknown.

The control group received a healthy eating booklet, Eat Well (Food Standards Agency, UK), which also included brief advice on keeping active.

In general, though, it was a day for keeping it brief, and nobody kept it briefer than Serena Williams, the winner of the last four Grand Slam singles titles.

"Cold Fact" is a trim record that escapes the indulgences of the time (and the songwriter) by keeping everything brief and to the point.

Among the reasons for keeping the brief secret, the court said, was that the groups' goal "is clearly to discuss in public amici's agenda".

Political observers in the state say that brief window helped Mr. Vitter, keeping him from having to fend off challenges from all sides at once.