Sentence examples for brunt does from inspiring English sources

Rutger Hauer replaced Dave Brunt as the titular character, though Brunt does make a cameo as a corrupt cop.

Poorer countries may bear the brunt, but that does not leave the rest of the globe immune, the IPCC finds.

He also does the brunt of the childcare for their two children, aged five and three.

The mechanism distinguishes a "solvency" crisis from a "liquidity" one, with bondholders in insolvent countries expected to take the brunt of losses, but does not come into force until 2013.

But while there is evidence of an urban revival in Victoria, the popularity of the commuter towns that bore the brunt of Black Saturday does not seem to have diminished either.

The pig who does the brunt of the acting, Oliver, we got when he was a week and a half old.

"There are a number of towns that took the full brunt where we don't yet have any assessment from any official source".

For all Odemwingie's star quality, the captain, Chris Brunt, is Albion's key player and Hodgson, who favours using right-footed players on the left flank and vice versa to compress play across the field by instructing them to cut inside, does not underestimate Brunt's contribution from the right.

"It's very nice for me because I can get on with doing my job well and Katherine does have the brunt of the media attention," said Watkins.

One would be delusional to think this specific part of his game does not bear the brunt of the problem.

"They bear the brunt of the cost, and it doesn't dilute our focus, because we still maintain all our people on solid tumors," Garlich said.