Sentence examples for brief notices from inspiring English sources

Aside from a few brief notices in local newspapers, the episode barely registered in the state or in the wider digital world.

The next day brief notices appeared in all the papers: "Princess Victoria wandered away during a family picnic and became lost, but she was soon returned to her parents safe and sound".

"We were not asked to provide a five-star review, but would be asked to turn down an assignment if we could not give one," said Ms. Parker, whose brief notices for a dozen memoirs are stuffed with superlatives like "a must-read" and "a lifetime's worth of wisdom".

Brief notices from August 1921 in the Cincinnati Enquirer and Richmond Daily Register likewise suggest that then-Scott County Coroner Ernest Ashurst announced the body belonged to Haynes.

Moreover, as Brian Southam, who has edited the definitive volumes on Austen's reception, writes in his description of these reviewers, "their job was merely to provide brief notices, extended with quotations, for the benefit of women readers compiling their library lists and interested only in knowing whether they would like a book for its story, its characters and moral".

The Christianity of Provincia Arabia in the 3rd century also earns some brief notices: the heresy of Beryllos, bishop of Bostra, and his correction by Origen (6.33); the heretical opinions concerning the soul held by a group of Arabs until corrected by Origen (6.37); and the heresy of Helkesaites (6.38).

A brief notice in The New York Times described it as a "novel of suspense".

Last year the chief executive posted a brief notice on the bank's website to reassure depositors.

We ran across another brief notice in the same issue: "A.

Nearly a week later, Beijing's Public Security Bureau issued a brief notice saying he had been detained on corruption charges, the first indication of his whereabouts.

Indeed, I know it will soon become known, so I choose to release this brief notice that I am now filing for divorce".