Sentence examples for would brief from inspiring English sources
A18 Briefings, Not Testimony Tom Ridge, the homeland security director, said he would brief two House committees in an effort to strike a balance between the White House's refusal to have him testify before Congress and lawmakers' insistence on questioning him.
During the commission's hearings, Rumsfeld went on, intelligence analysts would brief the commission members.
They would brief the press with documented information on the leaders of the two movements".
Roberts told Guardian Australia the CSIRO would brief him in the next two weeks.
He said he would brief General Powell after he had returned to the United States.
The Australian, a News Ltd. newspaper, said Monday that executives would brief investors on the restructuring this week.
At the very least, they'd brief reporters on background just so they'd know what to expect, or usually there would be some loud-mouth engineers eager to spill what they've worked on.
"I'd been working terrorism since '86, but he'd walk out of the Hoover building, flag a cab, and I'd brief him on the way to the White House.
I'd e-mailed him when I joined CouchSurfing, and he promptly offered to drive into Manhattan and meet me at a coffee shop, where he'd brief me about the Web site.
He'd briefed his Chinese relatives on the morning's event.
