Sentence examples for brooks from inspiring English sources

Oxford Brooks is the only university to have adopted the GPA system so far.

Brooks, News International's chief executive, visited Chequers three times in less than five months after the coalition was formed, and met the prime minister on three more occasions that Christmas.

And yet, despite changing British mores over the decades and a succession of editors, including Rebekah Wade (later Brooks) and David Yelland who were both widely reported before their appointments to consider Page 3 outdated, its position in the paper has until now remained unassailable.

But, as Brooks has taught us all, they just need to be dealt with cautiously.

Even when dressed up, Brooks tended to look like she was going to the office party, rather than as if she were genuinely off duty.

Paul O'Kane London I am less disturbed by David Cameron's ignorance of text-speak (Report, 12 May) than by his belief he was signing off texts to Rebekah Brooks with "lots of love".

"It's not often I'm gobsmacked but I don't know what to say," said the border club's owner Brooks Mileson.

The bequest of $4.8m to the Brattleboro Memorial Hospital and $1.2m to the town's Brooks Memorial Library were the largest each institution has ever received.

It has so far had mixed reports from critics, with the Guardian's Xan Brooks describing Cruise's performance as "essentially Top Gun with an eye-patch".

"We're here to tell McDonald's and its shareholders to invest in the company and its workers instead of wealthy hedge fund managers and executives," said Kwanza Brooks, a McDonald's worker and mother of three from Charlotte, North Carolina, who is paid $7.25 an hour.

With all but one of those suspended during the trials still waiting to hear whether they will ever get their jobs back, Rupert Murdoch, his News Corp boss Robert Thomson and Rebekah Brooks have been huddled in meetings at the group's mini-Shard offices.