Sentence examples for briery from inspiring English sources
adjective
Alternative spelling of briary
Every tree no matter how young and spindly supported at least one vine, and running this way and that between the large trees were great briery ropes and nets and webs of intertwined vines of a dozen kinds.
A Listed chase for mares at Doncaster is the feature event on the domestic cards and Briery Belle (2.05) looks like a worthy favourite to maintain her unbeaten record over fences.
He had not jumped well at Ascot previously, in the race won by Briery Fox, but went well for today's rider, Denis O'Regan, when successful at Doncaster in February, with Briery Fox back in third, and Church Island looks just about the pick of the handicap.
In a less upmarket part of Duns, on the streets around Briery Place, the SNP's voice feels louder.
Two years ago, Ron Briery, a 67-year-old retired high school music teacher, walked the entire 800 mile trail in less than two months.
David C. Briery, a spokesman for the Bureau of Land Management, said the government could not comment on the litigation.
