Sentence examples for may brook from inspiring English sources

To all her other qualities, I feel that Ms Lochhead may also be a formidable lady who may brook little compromise and who may not gladly suffer bampots.

But I accept that it's an argument that isn't made enough by publishers - and that it may not brook much sympathy with you.

None of this is to say that adverts aren't often annoying, intrusive or unwanted - but it's an argument that isn't made enough by publishers, and even so it may not brook much sympathy with you.

Khan, a former world champion at light-welterweight, has expressed a desire to fight Floyd Mayweather or Manny Pacquiao in the future, but has said he may fight Brook "inside the next 12 months".

Some Lake Superior brook trout may emigrate from natal streams as early as age 1+ [60], therefore morphological adaptations to migration are likely to occur before this age.

Real estate professionals and mortgage lenders, unaccustomed to the quiet after a string of years marked by breakneck buying, said that selling prices, which until recently seemed to brook no limit, may have finally hit the roof, and might surge no higher.

While imagining a likable version of Carly Fiorina may be Brooks's biggest leap into fantasy, the Chinese turn Susanna down.

But he believes he can still start; the Jets do not, and they may want Brooks Bollinger to be Pennington's backup.

At 6ft 4in, he has always had the potential to be a weapon for the USA at set-pieces, although Jürgen Klinsmann may prefer Brooks not to play again any time soon.

Simon also has his knockers (the old ones may not be the best, but we brook no ageism here).

The Environment Agency indicates that the Small Brook may be subject to occasional, but not extensive flooding.