Sentence examples for carried brief from inspiring English sources

Blur, yes, but Blair who he? Papers in most of East Asia carried brief newswire reports about the start of the campaign but the only British premier their readers want to hear about is premier-league football.

South Korean media only carried brief dispatches on the event, but many of them focused on the fact that a daughter of the late military strongman Park Chung-hee renewed her wedding vows during the event, although she said she was not a church member.

Historian John Maki wrote that many Japanese school textbooks "have carried brief accounts of [Clark's] work and his slogan", and that Clark's name appears on "schools, buildings, shops, confections and countless tourist souvenirs".

He was the only one to allow himself any glimmers of musical narrative, carrying brief motifs or repeated chords up and down.

At the same time, a large screen in the museum carries brief testimonies from a dozen people from Africa, India, the Caribbean and Hong Kong who recall their experiences of moving to Britain.

This morning, the Indian newspaper The Hindu carried a brief description of a gun battle.

Last week, the AUC's website carried a brief message in which Carlos Castaño, the AUC's founder, stated that he was resigning as its leader.

The Web site Margaretsweet.com, which promotes spirituality and New Age practices, recently carried a brief biography of Mr. McGovern, describing him as "an intuitive" and "a healer since 1988" who had worked "with energy in the area of the emotional fields".

In what appeared to be a veiled warning to N.B.A. teams, today's newspapers also carried a brief editorial stating that FIBA, the International Basketball Federation, of which both the China Basketball Association and the National Basketball Association are members, has the power to cancel contracts between players and N.B.A. teams.

That morning al-Shorouk newspaper had carried a brief item on the report which my friend – let's call him MH – and I, along with48 others, had lodged the previous day with the public prosecutor, demanding an investigation into Mubarak's wealth.

In hundreds of volumes of trade books he designed, typography was taken seriously (each book carried a brief colophon on the history of the type employed); there was an attempt to use contemporary typographic decoration; and the bindings, using designs made up of repeated decorative units like early printers' fleurons, were extremely successful.