Sentence examples for briefs so much from inspiring English sources

Duckham told me that one tester, a tugboat captain, liked the briefs so much that he had asked to take his home.

It is as if Chekhov's capacity for authorship extends beyond the grave; and may be why this book is so much better than a biography; as useful, at least as inspirational, and, being so much briefer, so much more likely to leave us growling for the real thing.

"Of the two components of the presentation of a case, the brief is ever so much more important," Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg told Mr. Garner.

Mr. Rochereau's early records are compact because the "idea was being able to say a lot in a brief period without so much repetition," Mr. Braun added.

That's why this cheap shot brief surprises us so much — we help when we're asked to.

These days however, share houses aren't a brief debaucherous phase so much as the status quo.

The uniforms have to look sleek, all the while being practical and easy to wear – it's a challenging design brief but means so much to our staff and customers, so we have to make sure we get it right.

Her despair was brief (and probably not so much about the nudity — she looked fabulous and we love the new pixie — as the spitting).

The question that recurs yearly is: 'Why don't we write like this anymore?' Why, the students ask, are articles so much briefer, with incidental observations and detailed alternatives reported only rarely?

And how does a brief bit of fabric cause so much consternation?

But the delay was expected to be brief since both sides have so much to gain from peace.