Sentence examples for brown points from inspiring English sources

Ms. Brown points out that the magazine's losses had slowed significantly by the time she left.

Amazingly, Brown points out, "the print press literally erased" the phrase "from their accounts.

Amanda Brown points to the case of the New England Revolution player Chase Hilgenbrinck, who left the MLS to become a Catholic priest last year.

Brown points out, in a nice touch, that Boulanger's flight occurred exactly one day after the solemn inauguration of the Eiffel Tower, built for the Paris Exposition of 1889.

Diana said that the sexual problems were "geographical," which is cryptic, and, as Brown points out, "in fairness to Charles, her throwing up all the time didn't help sexual relations".

And the Irish monks were not as isolated as people have hitherto imagined either.As Mrs Brown points out, there is a short but intriguing list of facts that link the ascetics of Egypt and the western fringe of Europe.

added Mr. Brown, pointing out that Monet as a young struggling artist put in those famous gardens himself.

Brown pointed to the fan and said, "We all should have children as good as this kid".

Some aid workers jokingly refer to the program as "Aceh Brown," pointing out that in the remote areas where they work, the sounds of chain saws have grown louder than ever in spite of Aceh Green and the logging moratorium.

And as Brown pointed out on Thursday, the state's total personal income then was $154 billion.

Velbab-Brown points out that most drug traffickers, unsurprisingly, see IS as a dangerous business partner, not just because of their capacity for extreme violence, but because they attract maximum heat from law enforcement and military intelligence.