Sentence examples for brunt of establishing from inspiring English sources

He's from the slam-bang school, quickly ticking off a few geographical signposts — there's the Esquiline Hill, and over there the Palatine — as he lets the characters' names, a great many of which end in the same two letters, bear the brunt of establishing a bygone era.

There is also hope of establishing negotiations on financial aid and technological assistance to developing countries which will bear the brunt of global warming.

The unprecedented scale of the financial crisis shook the very heart of "our" society: banks and business bore the brunt and established names on the high street started to go under.

Meanwhile, a Muslim kingdom (later a sultanate) was established at Palembang around 1500; it bore the brunt of Dutch and British attempts at colonial domination in the early 19th century.

Stone bore the brunt of much public criticism; the U.S. Congress Joint Committee on the Conduct of the War was established in the wake of Baker's congressional eulogies and anger over the defeat.

But Mayweather bore the brunt of it.

Jersey got the brunt of it".

Dallas bore the brunt of the storm.

The poor bear the brunt of this.

Mexico bore the brunt of this storm.

"I bore the brunt of sizzling disgrace".