Sentence examples for would be bracing from inspiring English sources
I thought it would be bracing to spend some time in a world where the twists and turns of popular politics really could spell carnage.
That kind of slap in the face would be bracing for other parts of the world, too.
So you would be braced for a downer or psyched about a good year.
However, Mr Fitzsimmons added that "there's still a way to go" and that firefighters would be braced for higher temperatures and stronger winds expected on Wednesday.
They might've looked all right, but you'd be bracing yourself for the Hollywood garbage about to tumble out of his mouth.
If some planner had chosen a different recreational destiny for this plot of land, perhaps young Novak would have become a competitive skier, like his father, Srdjan, and uncle, Goran, and the French Davis Cup team would not be bracing to compete in the din of a sold-out final in Belgrade Arena from Friday to Sunday.
If some planner had chosen a different recreational destiny for this plot of land, perhaps young Novak would have become a competitive skier, like his father, Srdjan, and uncle Goran, and the French Davis Cup team would not be bracing to compete in the din of a sold-out final in Belgrade Arena this weekend.
After the Hamas rockets were fired into Israel, many people in Gaza would now be bracing themselves for Israeli strikes, the BBC's Bethany Bell in Jerusalem reports.
When I signed up for snow-kiting in Alaska, I didn't think about how it would feel to be bracing myself against a 25-mile-per-hour wind as I watched my kite flutter in the snow a hundred feet off, threatening to whip up into the air at any moment.
