Sentence examples for who briefs from inspiring English sources

Wavering senators are directed to call Powell, who briefs them on Bolton's demerits.

"It's an attempted defense against the crisis," said Maria Karamesini, an associate professor of economics at Panteion University who briefs the European Commission on gender equality issues.

That experience happens a lot in the press room of the Bush White House, where he who briefs least, briefs best.

After opening remarks from her co-writer, George Emilio Sanchez, who briefs us in scholarly jargon on what we're about to see, she steers us through "Para-Dice" in the role of a relentlessly (and hilariously) patronizing professor.

Anita Charlesworth, the head of the welfare to work team, said: "The treasury is not the sort of place where you brief someone who briefs someone else who then briefs a minister.

"We call them 'drop and pop,' " said an American officer in Iraq who briefs arriving soldiers on the threat from the improvised explosive devices, called I.E.D.'s by the military.

12.43pm: Jay asks Wallis who briefed against Blair.

Diplomats are receiving conflicting information from different Chinese officials who brief them.

Now he briefed politicians who briefed the public - and didn't always get it right.

The ministers then passed the measure, 13 to 9, according to an official who briefed reporters.

Another call was from his daughter Jennifer, who briefed him on a successful Women for Thompson phone-bank event.