Sentence examples for it has briefly from inspiring English sources

It looks as if it has briefly parked itself there while waiting for a more suitable home.

It has briefly buoyed Telecom Italia's share price, and confirmed his reputation as one of the strongest leaders of Italian industry.

It has briefly dominated in Democratic circles at least three times: in 1963, when John F Kennedy set the US and the USSR on a course of conciliation through the test ban and other measures, including a secret decision to withdraw from Vietnam; in 1968, when Lyndon Johnson negotiated a peace settlement in Paris; and in 1972, when George McGovern called for America to "come home".

The Australian government at this stage had so little faith in the leadership of its Air Force that it had briefly considered offering temporary command of the service to a Royal Australian Navy officer, Second Naval Member Commodore Maitland Boucher, before deciding against such a "monumental slight to the senior ranks of the RAAF" and settling on Anderson.

Following the cathedral's announcement, Stuart Fraser, the corporation's policy head, said it had briefly suspended its own legal plans to allow "time for reflection".

It had an annual deficit of 940m reais ($270m at the time); three years earlier it had briefly defaulted on its debt, a move which inadvertently triggered a devaluation of Brazil's currency.Mr Neves set a team of public-management experts under Antonio Anastasia, an academic, to work.

One shop, which had been getting so much bridge business that it had briefly added the Nemtsov memorial delivery service to its home page, suddenly stopped taking bridge orders.

It had briefly tried to set up an anti-communist Utopia in a tract of the Soviet Union.

But Fusion then published an updated statement from Facebook, which said it did not use location data – though it had briefly in the past.

The company was contacted by potential buyers after they learned it had briefly considered floating Edda, which reported revenues of £226m last year and could be worth about £375m.

Telemundo, a Spanish language network in Miami that is owned by NBC, said it had briefly aired the footage by accident.