Sentence examples for hand briefing from inspiring English sources

Whether he was standing in front of a map on an easel, pointer in hand, briefing important people from Washington, or visiting American troops in the field, or inspecting villages in the Mekong Delta, he proclaimed his authority with his imperious self-control and rigid military bearing.

And Saracens' ill-discipline would see them hand brief momentum to the visitors, pulling down one maul and then conceding a converted penalty try when Neil de Kock came in from the side as Manoa forced a catch and drive to the line.

In the plots from Wehr's observations, we could not discern any persuasively bifurcated activity rhythms on the other hand, brief daytime cessations of activity in these plots prevent us from being certain that a bifurcated activity rhythm did not occur among the manics recorded.

That makes it a better story – our sources so far are just the women and a second-hand briefing".

"Our sources so far are just the women and a second-hand briefing," Rippon had said, explaining why he was standing Jones down on the investigation last December.

That makes it a better story – our sources so far are just the women and a second-hand briefing" MacKean to a friend in a email: "PR [Peter Rippon] says if the bosses aren't happy... [he] can't go to the wall on this one".

— Smoking in restricted areas, including the break room, the elevators, the parking lot, the men's room, the ladies' room, the conference room, main reception, Gary's office, and his own cubicle, as well as during an all-hands briefing on fire safety mandated by our insurance carrier.

To underline this success, we were handed briefing notes that stressed that these were not part-time jobs; that the North was growing faster than the South; that the majority of these jobs were going to Brits and not foreign nationals.

On the other hand, a brief glance revealed that the Kindle for iPad app is put to shame by the elegance of iBooks.

She and Rodney Slater, the transportation secretary, who is also black, were on hand to brief reporters when Mr. Gore addressed the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People last month in Baltimore.

Her association with Rousseau, on the other hand, was brief and stormy: in 1756 he accepted her offer of accommodation in the "Hermitage," a small dwelling near her country house, and wrote his novel La Nouvelle Héloïse there.