Sentence examples for brief part of from inspiring English sources

In brief, part of the answer to France's competitiveness problem is for everyone else to raise their labour and welfare costs.It is a mindset that infuriates Germany, which wants France to embrace globalisation as an opportunity, not a threat.

Ms. Brown, who now works for the State Department of Housing and Community Renewal, said she saw a brief part of what she described as a heated argument, or lover's spat, but no violence.

Morgan Flame, who describes himself on Twitter as a French photographer living in Oslo, said he shot this dramatic video of the destruction minutes after the bomb exploded on Grubbegata: Mr. Flame initially uploaded a brief part of this footage to the Web soon after the blast using Viddy, an iPhone application.

Although his years with our firm represent only a brief part of his remarkable career, Jeremy made an indelible impression in our minds and hearts for the extraordinary quality of his legal mind, his dedication to his clients and his gracious manner.

O'Neill, who was born in a Broadway hotel room in what later became known as Times Square, lived a brief part of his peripatetic life at the Lincoln Square Arcade, a barnlike theater-studio-loft space at Broadway and West 65th Street.

In an interview on CNN on Wednesday, Mr. Downie said the source had told Mr. Woodward that the source's reference to the wife of Joseph C. Wilson IV, a critic of the administration, had occurred only as "a very brief part of a much longer interview" that Mr. Woodward was conducting for his book about the Iraq war, "Plan of Attack," which was published in 2004.

CNN said that after families had been notified, it would use brief parts of the video in which the prisoners gave their names.

Mr. Gonzalez, a performer in "Anna, Ikea and I," touches on this distinction in his own appropriation project, "Tribute," which he called a "time-based installation" and which involves his inviting his peers into the studio to teach him brief parts of their dances.

Although it is unclear who was involved in the briefing, part of the document shows it was actioned by the AFP's acting chief forensic scientist, Sarah Benson.

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The next step was to brief the Colbert team, who then used the brief as part of the segment, she explains in this video interview.