Sentence examples for in brink from inspiring English sources

She is ably assisted by co-star Michael Cera, who throws off his Superbad silliness, to find a darkly unsettling but still very funny persona in Brink.

(Jack Anderson) DANCE AT DIXON PLACE (Tonight and tomorrow night) Chosen by Kimberly Brandt, the choreographers in "Brink" are Jack Ferver, Matthew Rogers and Jen Rosenblit, whose group performing credits include work with Chris Burnside, Johannes Wieland and Ivy Baldwin.

Sex also played a part in Brink's rebellion: his 1973 novel Kennis van die Aand dealt not only with apartheid but with the taboo subject of a love affair between a "coloured" man and a white woman.

"If I claim desire as my right," the central character in Brink's novel asks himself rather awkwardly, "does not my right to desire invoke the right of the other to refuse me?

The coherentism is defended in detail in Brink 1989 chapter 5, Sturgeon 2002.

Parnas et al. (Janicki et al., in: Brink, Kahl, Schmidt (Eds)., Relational Methods in Computer Science, Springer, Berlin, 1997; Parnas, Commun.

The remaining $5.2 million in Brinks money was never found.

Unlike the other examples, the actual vector-space of demographic time shown in Brinks et al. (2014) Fig. 2 only identifies a subset of the times-measures implied by the model of the authors, namely age (y-axis), period (x-axis), birth cohort (implied by a linear combination of age and period) and duration of disease (z axis).

Thus, incidence functions for each case study location were estimated using a differential equation-based method described in Brinks (see Supplementary Material, Section 2.1 and Table S4) [ 33].

Officials said there was evidence she was involved in the Brink's robbery in Nanuet, N.Y., as well as in other crimes.

"Socially disadvantaged" doesn't correspond to "black" in the UK in the way that it does in South Africa, Brink points out.