Sentence examples for brief while the from inspiring English sources

But they are also disappointingly brief, while the onstage routines, with the exception of one of Ira's bits about being a polite womanizer, are neither especially funny nor memorable.

Derrick Rose's return to Chicago was depressingly brief while the Nets will be without Brook Lopez, out indefinitely with a broken foot, a serious blow to the Nets chances at making the postseason even when factoring in the awfulness of the Atlantic Division.

For a brief while the journalists who took a chance joining Cramer's startup seemed to be headed to Easy Street.

For a brief while the irreparable fragmented consciousness of the West was unified, at least in the minds of the young".

In brief, while the loss of Homer1b and mGluR1 is likely to contribute to Aβ-triggered demise of the PSD, our results are compatible with the view that mGluR1 surface clustering is tightly coupled to mGluR1 interactions with Homer1b [41].

After a few hundred metres they combine into a single flow; but for a brief while the respective rivers hold to their distinct characteristics.

But Room 3/201 was not, resulting at least for a brief while in the incongruous sight of closed doors emblazoned with a bold, black fist, below a crisp white sign that read Careers and Professional Development.

I MIGHT as well admit it up front: for a brief while, in the late summer and early autumn of 2011, I thought Michele Bachmann could wind up as president (just to be clear, I mean president of the United States, not president of the Greater St Cloud Tea Party Patriots).

The Revolution of 1848 ushered in the Second Republic and a new liberal spirit that, for a brief while, greatly affected the arts.

For a brief while, reacting to the action seemed infinitely more vital than experiencing it in any kind of meaningful way.

She might bleach and diminish her tone for a brief while to suggest the child, but then she would range over her whole repertory of ways to fill out or skim a note without losing the effect of the child's voice.