For the true ECG enthusiast or medical historian, the 'not so brief' history of electrocardiography provides entertaining and enlightening reading.
Aquinas' discussion is so brief and matter-of- fact that its importance is easily lost.
In a sport where so much can take place in so brief a period of time, the Golden Boy, at least for now, appears to be back on top.
Ironically, their stature grew after their deaths in part because their lives were so brief, their body of work so small, and they didn't stick around long enough to make films like Meet the Fockers.
There were T-shirts that read Showdown in the Bronx and pictured Matsui, Suzuki and the Stadium selling for $22.50, which caused Suzuki to wonder, "What percentage are you giving me?" The two Japanese players chatted briefly near the batting cage before the game, but it was so brief that most of the photographers missed snapping the picture.
Droughts are so long, rains so brief, that dead bits of wood and leaves scarcely decay.
While patrons were being patted down by bouncers inside the door, he and Freedia disappeared into the crowd; a few minutes later, the music stopped, and a loud, excited voice yelled into a mic a brief introduction — so brief the longest part of it was the polysyllabic participle between the words "Big" and "Freedia".
So brief were eventual descriptions of the failings reports published last December that in press releases the DMCC and Kaloti made no mention of them, celebrating the inspection outcome and stressing Dubai's leading refinery had ended the audit fully compliant, certified as offering conflict-free, responsibly sourced gold.
Each time I see "Circus Polka" (though it seems so brief), I spot new felicities of construction I hadn't noticed before.
As described by Robinson, a rapidly spinning shutter "permitted a flash of light so brief that [each] frame appeared to be frozen.
