Sentence examples for briefly better from inspiring English sources

Karin, labeled a fraud by her brother, starts to agree with that verdict, as she reconnects with an old lover ("The accident permitted that, too. Made everyone briefly better than they were") and completes her migration back to the old existential turf she came from: "He says I'm an imposter?

Briefly better news was that for the first time since 1991 there were three British women in the main draw here – Elena Baltacha, who qualified after reaching a career-high 65 last week, Anne Keothavong, the former British No1 who got in with a protected ranking after last year's six-month injury break, and Heather Watson, the 17-year-old US Open junior champion, who received a wild card.

Then 2 1/2 hours in, things got briefly better.

I read "Hiroshima" the week of the attack (it's short), and briefly felt better.

Putting it on the road or rails briefly is better than leaving it as a sitting target, Mr. Abraham said.

Chloroquine is still widely sold because it reduces fevers as aspirin does; patients briefly feel better, but then die of anemia.

Briefly, things got better.

It overlooked a small lake, and since the weather was briefly a little better, we enjoyed quesadillas on the small dining raft on the water.

The weather had been wild that day despite it being Summer, great gusts of wind and driving rain but the forecast for down West was that it would change briefly for the better before sunset.

Briefly, things went better for the government; but by May the usual logic of wars of this sort had reasserted itself.Take an opinion poll in Paris and London among the people whose job it is to follow events in Algeria, and you will find few who will bet on General Liamine Zeroual and his soldiers staying in power much beyond the end of this year.

Audio was, as mentioned briefly above, much better than you'll typically get out of built-in projector speakers.