Sentence examples for for brink from inspiring English sources
But for Brink to present this from her point of view, in the first person no less, does symbolic violence to Philida.
It was not coincidental for Brink that the Soweto demonstrations erupted after the Nationalist Party regime ordered black students to receive compulsory education in Afrikaans.
It would be one thing for Brink to describe the rape in such a way from Francois's perspective, to show that for certain kinds of ruthless men, a woman's "no" will always be taken to mean "yes".
Later, they write long-form articles for Brink magazine; they produce broadcasts for Berkeley's student radio station, and they develop magazine-style and theme-based television shows that are showcased throughout each semester and welcomed by web-based sites and broadcasters with whom the School has collaborative relations.
Broadview Security is the operating name for Brink's Home Security Holdings.
Her father is the vault coordinator in Brooklyn for Brink's.
In 1938, Mr. Harrison comes to New York to find work and joins Clan Na Gael, an organization sympathetic to the I.R.A., and becomes an armed guard for Brinks.
Or if you desire a more relaxed scene (minus the antics of alcohol-soaked students from local colleges), set out for Brinks Crossing in Center Point, 10 miles outside Kerrville.
The suspects, Pedro Claudio, 31 years old, who works for Brinks, and Carlos Almeyda, 29, the owner of a Brooklyn body shop, were arrested at about 8 P.M. Friday at the Riva Pointe development in Weehawken, said Bernard J. Murphy, of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Newark office.
In addition to a Glendale-based fundraising effort featuring everything from pins and T-shirts to tote bags, the sanctuary plans to add to the available merchandise by rolling out a Meatball Christmas tree ornament in time for the holidays on its website for $5. "We thank everyone for your continued support for fundraising of the new habitat for Meatball," Brink said.
I've known Neil Katz, the producer of "Brink," for years.
