My brothers took the brunt of it, and there was plenty of brunt to take.
And wily guts take the brunt of it, pushing to get rid of while we insist on taking in and taking in and taking in.
They saw our brains folded against our foreheads and knew our heartspump dumbly on through the wash.And wily guts take the brunt of it,pushing to get rid of while we insist on taking in and taking in and taking in.Theirs was heresy, that is, a choiceto reach the Artist by testing the art,human suffering always the requisite cost.
If the USA does lose, he's going to get the brunt of the criticism.
"These are the towns that are going to get the brunt of this traffic".
Except - I suddenly feared, looking up - now that I had clambered from the dust storm into an anonymous car, perhaps I was finally going to get the brunt of all that pent-up hatred.
It's happened too many times here and, when you're not winning matches in front of your faithful, of course I'm going to get the brunt of it.
Knabb said he anticipates storm surges of 4 to 8 feet above ground in many places, with areas around New York City likely to get the brunt of it -- up to 11 feet -- late Monday evening, due to the confluence of the surge and high tide.
More than 5,000 people quarantined on Aegean islands – which have borne the brunt of the influx – are restless to get to Athens, itself under immense pressure to house the new arrivals.
Navi, who works for Citigroup in Manhattan, said he takes the Long Island Rail Road every day and left work early Monday after warnings by local officials to get home before the brunt of the storm.
