(1) When we receive a brief from a casting director, we go through our book of models and put forward who we think is suitable for the job.

(2) But surely he can't be a currently serving, if he abuses his brief so widely?

(3) The entire middle section of the book details this brief visit.

(4) He stayed with the company until 1994, where his experiences bled into the brief behind Theatre Absolute.

(5) But during his brief tenure, Thomson has had choice words for both the government and the opposition.

(6) She decided to pay a brief visit to one of the stalls herself.

(7) The room Tripitaka entered contained about 30 women, all dressed in very brief clothing.

(8) She delivered the message in a few brief words, then put down the phone.

(9) The brief visit left no time for discovery or inquiry.

(10) He'd asked to be allowed just one visit, one brief encounter with Angel.

(11) And a brief visit to their shuttle home was restricted to the upper level.

(12) APA has filed an amicus brief in support of the policy.

(13) Chief executives of government authorities often complain that they are not given an unambiguous brief with clear mandates and a single objective.

(14) To what extent is it appropriate for judges to u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510borrowu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb language from one side's brief ?

(15) She offered polite, brief responses and laughed right along.

(16) This retained a lot of the edginess that you might associate with the band whilst adding the elements that was required from the original brief .

(17) The information is brief and concise, and gives the reader a general overview of the various organ systems.

(18) Only then does the audience have its brief opportunity to launch incisive ripostes into the heart of the thesis.

(19) Over the past year anyone with a brief to invest in, say, small companies or commodities would have naturally outperformed.

(20) His blank expression broke into a brief grin that disappeared almost as quickly as it had come.