Sentence examples for brief run through from inspiring English sources
Here's our brief run through of the key housing policies the party announced: Ed Miliband announced that Labour will reform the housing market by building 200,000 new houses a year by 2020.
Les Grands Ballets Canadiens has been a familiar company in New York, but on Wednesday night it returned to the City Center for a brief run through tomorrow night with a slightly different name and in a rather different guise.
The corpses strewn copiously across the stage all rise and perform a merry jig at the conclusion of the touring production of "Hamlet" from Shakespeare's Globe theater, which opened on Tuesday night for a brief run (through Sunday) at the Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts.
Give your clothes a very brief run through the shower, put on hangers, shake well and hang until dry (useful while traveling).
Below is a brief run-through of Trump's comments on the matter, and here's a graphic showing what the rest of the Trump administration has been saying.
Below is a brief run-through of cycling policies promised by the five main parties competing in England and Wales – the Conservatives, Labour, Lib Dems, Ukip and Greens – in their manifestos.
She illustrates this by a brief run-through of some of the numerous areas in the US, replicated in the UK, in which the women who make up half the population in both countries are next to invisible in every corner of public life.
First, a brief run-through the facts.
Next is a meeting with Toshiba and a brief run-through of the Portégé R400.
Hill joined them for a brief run-through of the scene, planting himself on the patio tile in front of the table, legs stretching out from dark gray cargo shorts.
But that's the point: Even while recognizing the enormity of those liabilities, Chait was still sufficiently persuaded of the G.O.P. electorate's capacity for political suicide to write an extended brief running through all the reasons why Gingrich's surge might well be different from all the surges that came before it.
