Sentence examples for brunt on from inspiring English sources

These central characters are invented (and by most accounts Britain could have done with them: there was no one as expert as Brunt on the job).

Judge Wide will sentence him and Brunt on Friday (27 March).

In many ways it seems more than 14 years ago, a more colourful, haphazard time in which the captain had to bear more of the brunt on tour.

"It was nice," said Brunt on getting his first goal.

Fabregas, standing out on the right wing, kicked the ball back towards the players, hitting Brunt on the head.

Syria's majority Sunni community bore the brunt on the violent crackdown on protests and has been at the forefront of the armed uprising against the state, which activists say has left more than 40,000 people dead.

Kippenberger painted with ambivalence and gusto, as if he loved painting but couldn't bear its pomposity; he usually split the difference by making himself the brunt of his on-canvas jokes.

On Van Brunt, one can find the AR bagelry, the Red Hook Coffee Shop and the Red Hook chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.

In the talks, Ms. Sachs said, "we talked all the time about trimming the tree from the top," meaning focusing the brunt of layoffs on workers who have been on the job longest.

EMI (and there's a distinction between the record label and EMI Music Publishing, which looks after the songwriters) has been bearing the brunt of protests on Twitter and elsewhere for pulling one of the year's hottest viral videos.

Attacks had previously come mostly from Mr. Gephardt and Dr. Dean, who focused the brunt of it on each other.