Sentence examples for local brownies from inspiring English sources

Trumpington Village Hall, on the outskirts of Cambridge, usually hosts Women's Institute meetings, indoor bowls and the local Brownies troop.

Slator, who also wants to become a teacher, says her only previous experience was with her local Brownie group.

She solicited supplies from many merchants and agencies, working with local Brownie troops to make get-well cards and to help assemble the kits.

Helping out at a local Brownie pack, I can see this clearly; a child once confessed she couldn't come camping because her parents were unable to stretch to a sleeping bag (we gave her one).

On the day I visited, Ms. Sapir -- who once developed children's language programs for Berlitz and remains an educator at heart -- was still excited about a tour she had given to a local Brownie troop the day before.

On the day I visited the bakery, Ms. Sapir — who once developed children's language programs for Berlitz and remains an educator at heart — was still excited about a tour she had given to a local Brownie troop the day before.

For instance, you might not have developed leadership skills in a part-time job, but volunteering with a local Brownie or Scout pack might have taught you the same thing.

Talk about improving the area came up in April 2015, when a local Brownie troop approached the city's traffic engineer with a petition requesting something be done to calm traffic by creating an all-way stop at Fairmount and Earlmont avenues, according to city documents.

A scene in the film finds Scorcher's Hoodz parlaying with a local gangster called Brownie in an attempt to sell him a few keys of cocaine he's just stolen.

She took piano lessons from a former pupil of Prokofiev, and made elaborate plans for her discovery: "I was so determined to be seen as a second Mozart or Schubert that I hatched a plan to leave a basement window of the local church open after Brownies, so that I could slip in at dead of night and be discovered improvising at the keyboard.

Providing sandwiches and brownies for a local seminar is not an endorsement or a political stance, Mr. Cathy says in the video.