The phrase "briefcase by" is a grammatically correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is commonly used to indicate possession or ownership of a briefcase. Example sentence: "John arrived at the meeting with his briefcase by his side, ready to present his proposal."
"We were offered his briefcase by one collector, but we rejected it for that reason".
Rounding out the short list are "Between Clay and Dust" by the Pakistani author Musharraf Ali Farooqi and "The Briefcase" by Hiromi Kawakami of Japan.
"This one's kind of groovy," says Muñoz, pawing a fire red briefcase by the Italian brand Serapian that's only a tad larger than an iPad case.
Briefcase works like a real briefcase, by letting you fill it with items you want to carry between home and work.
It arrived in a limousine with tinted windows, carried from the production studio in a briefcase by a courier who never let the master tape out of his sight.
"Kal Ho Naa Ho," or "Tomorrow May or May Not Come," was the first Hindi film to feature a character carrying a President Classeur monogrammed briefcase by Louis Vuitton.
Everywhere you turn, children walk the halls with their blue-and-gray laptops in hand, usually carrying them like briefcases by their plastic handles.
a) By hiding in the catering trucks b) By carrying a stepladder and pretending to be a rigger c) By dressing in his father's suit and carrying a briefcase d) By flirting with the security guards 2. How many years did it take him to complete his degree at California State University, Long Beach?
He or she would remove the Black Book from a briefcase carried by a military aide.
Luhring Augustine has one of the miniature retrospectives in a briefcase produced by the cannily mercurial Conceptualist Marcel Duchamp.
Ferozi told me that the bank gave the Karzai campaign four million dollars, meaning that the two hundred thousand dollars in the briefcase described by Zakhilwal was just the beginning.
