Sentence examples for brunt to from inspiring English sources

My brothers took the brunt of it, and there was plenty of brunt to take.

The Blackburn midfielder could not continue, leaving Brunt to make his belated introduction from the bench.

In his defence, Sabey told the court he considered Brunt to be a "whistle blower" who wanted to expose impropriety or wrongdoing.

Some supporters can be seen trying to calm the situation, calling for Brunt to approach the away contingent, but the fury was clear for all to see on the winger's face.

However, Danny Graham put them on course for an unlikely victory with an 85th-minute goal, only for Brunt to rescue a point for West Brom in the fifth minute of stoppage time.

Or is Wal-Mart taking the brunt to get geeks into the store?

Isa Guha captured her 100th one-day international wicket to end a promising innings from Alex Blackwell and Brunt returned to remove Cameron and then Sarah Coyte, who fell to a fine catch by Arran Brindle at point.

However, by this point, the task was already beyond India and three wickets in three balls - two to Brunt and one to Wyatt - emphasised that England's World Cup defence was back on track.

In 1990-91, the brunt seemed to fall on middle managers as companies tried to slim down.

Brunt had to leave the ongoing tour of South Africa after suffering a back spasm, and was replaced by Natasha Farrant for three Twenty20 fixtures.

While so much international attention is again focused on Syria because of the refugee crisis in Europe, another less noticed war, less commented on, yet equally vicious, especially for the civilians who bear its brunt, continues to tear at the Middle East.