He urged the rest of Europe to help as Italy and Britain are taking on the brunt of the rescue workload.
Monmouth Battlefield MANALAPAN — On a dreadfully hot June afternoon in 1778, the Continental Army took on the brunt of a British army under the command of Sir Henry Clinton.
As with like cyclists in velodromes, the skaters take it in turns to lead the pack and take on the brunt of the air resistance.
Mrs. Merkel, often constrained by her divided coalition government at home, also resisted pressure from Mr. Bush and NATO to send German troops to southern Afghanistan, where American, British, Canadian, Dutch and Danish forces are taking on the brunt of the fighting.
It'll support a small subset of pre-installed apps at launch, for instance, with a third-party SDK planned for eventual release to let developers take on the brunt of the task of getting apps Bixby-enabled.
Wycombe held on, despite Brunt wasting a late chance, to reach Wembley and set up a chance to end their three-year League Two stay, leading to a pitch invasion as the final whistle blew.
On Van Brunt, one can find the AR bagelry, the Red Hook Coffee Shop and the Red Hook chapter of the Veterans of Foreign Wars.
Humans crunched astronomical data, performed ballistics calculations for the US government, assisted on the brunt mathematical work on the Manhattan Project.
In 1985, three British scientists working on data they had gathered at Halley Station on the Brunt Ice Shelf discovered the existence of a hole in this layer.
The neighborhood's main commercial areas are on Columbia and Lorraine Streets near the projects and on Van Brunt Street from Verona to Dikeman Streets.
