Examples of using Brunt in English and their translations into Danish
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Of course, the brunt of our time will be spent discussing the arms treaty,
Broad felt the brunt of it as Yuvi made the ball disappear six times in a row!
Of a soldier's duty in this matter. She will never have to bear the brunt.
Abraham Van Brunt. Um… uh,
Grant's army bore the brunt of the fighting over the two days,
She will never have to bear the brunt of a soldier's duty in this matter.
In anticipation of redundancies, Estonian businesspeople are trying to make people who are to be made redundant bear the brunt of the social effects of the disappearance of employment.
they bore the brunt of one of the earliest manifestations of Islamic terrorism.
She wanted to release Abraham Van Brunt from the Headless Horseman but she died before she could try. Yes.
It is the liver takes the brunt when ingested ethanol- it breaks down alcohol
Women often bear the brunt of this, suffering disproportionately as their traditional agricultural jobs are obliterated.
This causeway became the scene of a fierce encounter with Greek siege towers taking the brunt of the bold counterattack by the Tyre-based forces.
she died before she could try. She wanted to release Abraham van Brunt.
Women often bear the brunt of this, suffering disproportionately as their traditional agricultural jobs are obliterated.
And he seems to also love every minute of responding to her demands and bearing the brunt of her indiscriminate disdain.
because the takes the brunt of the roof and the snow settles in the winter on the roof.
Even if your opponent blocks the brunt of her barrage, all it takes is one stray hit to cancel into her V-Trigger for huge damage.
Other railway undertakings are still bearing the brunt of a public transport system that was very often not adequately supported by the state.
take the brunt.
No, but it is possible that he could have levitated long enough to escape the brunt of the impact.