Sentence examples for briefly from high-quality English sources.

• I briefly joined them.

• Add the shallots and cook briefly, stirring.

• It also briefly describes two particular practical implementations.

• He briefly toured the graves of John and Ted Kennedy, guided by Rep.

• It also briefly describes two particular practical implementations.

• He worked briefly as the secretary to the great actor-director Louis Jouvet.

• For the rough puff pastry, put the butter and lard in a bowl and briefly mix.

• Add the butter and pulse briefly until the mixture resembles fine breadcrumbs.

Use briefly in a sentence.

• We address both readings briefly in this final section, and take in epistemological naturalism briefly in 6.3.

• Even if not asked, you should step back from the specific questions being asked and briefly describe the overarching issue or challenge in simple terms.

• To convey the flavor of early work here, we briefly consider the work of James Gibson on perception, and Esther Thelen and Linda Smith (1994) on infant walking and reaching behaviors (cf.

• “Briefly,” he said loudly and imperiously, rising to his feet and in so doing pushing Porfiry back a little, “briefly, I want to know, do you acknowledge me perfectly free from suspicion or not?

• And twenty years after “Graffiti Bridge,” the song resurfaced again, briefly, as the Andy Allo composition “Oui Can Luv,” which was part of an acoustic Allo album that streamed briefly on Tidal.

• When the pandemic took hold, and Russia and Saudi Arabia briefly flooded the market with oil, the price dropped to $20 a barrel in March, and then, in a first, briefly dropped to more than $37 below zero.

• That makes him the seventh-richest person in the world, right after Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and legendary investor Warren Buffett (although he was briefly richer than Buffett), according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.

• A “potline” can use as much power as a small city, and very occasionally, when power is in short supply, a smelter may switch a potline off briefly – very briefly, as after about an hour without power their contents “freeze”.

briefly sentence examples

• Spaniard Rafael Benitez, whose "facts" monologue - it was not actually a rant - against Manchester United manager Ferguson in January the previous campaign had taken Liverpool's eyes off the ball briefly but significantly, had scored a spectacular own goal.

• In this section we will (1) introduce the interpretability hierarchy, (2) briefly discuss the incompleteness phenomenon, (3) sharpen the question of pluralism, and (4) bring out the philosophical issues involved by briefly discussing the nature of axioms and the nature of justification in mathematics.

• They protested the continued and oppressive mandate rule by the French – who had all along demanded a Christian president for their favourite Middle East statelet – but then came the Second World War, when the 1940 fall of France briefly handed Lebanon to Vichy rule, and the country’s "liberation'’ by the British and the Free French in 1941; after which, demands for independence from the French briefly united Muslims and Christians.

• Such a Set, with the last Conclusion tacked on, is called a ‘Sorites’; the original Set of Propositions is called its ‘Premisses’; each of the intermediate Conclusions is called a ‘Partial Conclusion’ of the Sorites; the last Conclusion is called its ‘Complete Conclusion,’ or, more briefly, its ‘Conclusion’; the Genus, of which all the Terms are Species, is called its ‘Universe of Discourse’, or, more briefly, its ‘Univ.’; the Terms, used as Eliminands in the Syllogisms, are called its ‘Eliminands’; and the two Terms, which are retained, and therefore appear in the Conclusion, are called its ‘Retinends’.