Sentence examples for typically briefs from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lindsey typically briefs Mr. Bush on the economy and related issues three times a week in the Oval Office.

Past prorogations were typically brief (see article).

In these good times, however, spells of unemployment are typically brief.

Her poems are typically brief, crowded with things noted in passing and intensely considered until "eventually meaning / does arrive".

When President Bush met with his foreign policy advisers during the gulf crisis, Mr. Baker and General Powell typically briefed their senior aides afterward.

His letters from these years are typically brief and businesslike, but occasionally allow glimpses of a melancholy, strong-willed personality.

After typically corporate and typically brief opening remarks from Mr. Armstrong and Howard S. Balter, Net2Phone's chief executive, Mr. Jonas let loose.

From the (typically) brief wine list, a vibrantly fruity '99 Chiroubles from Rene Savoie ($13, at 7.4 francs to $1) fit both mood and food.

In these prolonged versions of the typically brief process, jurors are presented with vast amounts of evidence, along with testimony from officers who do not face cross-examination.

In a typically brief but ornately detailed episode, Kit Traverse meets one of the novel's drop-dead-gorgeous women (one Pléiade Lafrisée) in a Belgian café: **{:.break one} ** The place was like a museum of mayonnaise.

In a typically brief but ornately detailed episode, Kit Traverse meets one of the novel's drop-dead-gorgeous women (one Pléiade Lafrisée) in a Belgian café: The place was like a museum of mayonnaise.