Sentence examples for briefing to catch from inspiring English sources

So in the morning you can expect a quick briefing to catch up with the news, a beautiful gallery to distract you while the kettle boils for your afternoon tea, a match update if your favourite football (soccer) team is playing, or a reminder in the evening for an article you saved to read later.

You can ask Alexa to play your morning briefing to catch up on news, weather and traffic while you shave or do your makeup.

In fact, when, after a very brief pause to catch our breath, we tumbled out, we were in mortal dread not of the enemy but of other gliders.

They are seeking to end the scramble associated with the so-called derby approach, in which captains are given a strict limit of fish to compete for and a brief time to catch them.

A12 Alliance for Fishing Quotas Fishermen and conservation groups are seeking to end the scramble and the dangers associated with the so-called derby approach to fishing, in which captains are given a strict limit of fish to compete for and a brief time to catch them.

These years might be seen as a continuous period with a brief interruption ashore to catch his breath.

Stalin was never one of Serge's intimates, though he makes a brief early appearance "trying to catch Zinoviev's attention" at a Comintern meeting – "frightening and banal, like a Caucasian dagger", in Serge's memorable phrase.

While I was at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year I was able to catch brief snippets of my beloved Ipswich Town, playing in the "Old Farm Derby", while nipping backstage between acts at a show I was hosting; in 1996 I was able to listen to England's rather fortunate win against Spain in the European Championship quarter-final despite sitting in the pews at a friend's wedding.

Presumably, during that time, we'll continue to catch only brief glimpses of the people who work continually beneath our streets.

The rest of each session was spent maintaining position while waiting for a wave or in brief, intense bursts of paddling to catch a wave.

As the shadow crosses the continent, first in Oregon, then Idaho, then southeast to South Carolina, scientists at each site will switch on their cameras to catch the brief minutes of totality.