Sentences with phrase «full brunt from»
My spring cleanup of portfolio has started to take full brunt from this month.
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Although Martin Scorsese's film adaptation of this novel in the 1980s drew the full brunt of scorn from the evangelical community, who were scandalized at the idea that Jesus was actually tempted, the basic story is a stunningly - written and imaginative exploration of the idea of that Jesus was «tempted in every way, just as we are — yet he did not sin.»
My son Oliver started feeling very sick last weekend, likely a gift from one of his pre-school classmates, and by Tuesday I was feeling the full brunt of some relentless flu symptoms.
Ironically, al Saud was protected from the full brunt of the blast by al Asiri's body.
Utilising a recalibrated version of Bentley's eight - speed ZF automatic gearbox with wheel mounted paddle shifters, the British carmaker claims the Speed's full brunt of torque will be available from just 1750rpm, making for effortless progress.
It may not feel the full brunt of the environment like the exterior, but salt and dirt and mud can still be tracked in from shoes and boats.
The city's position near the coast does spare it from bearing the full brunt of cold snaps.
«The island of St. Croix did not receive the full brunt of the storm, and the Henry Rohlsen Airport on St. Croix has received its first commercial flight, JetBlue Airways from San Juan,» the commissioner advised.
Made up of several separate waves, all of which work on different swell directions, the «yard» is about 10 minutes from the lodge and open to the full brunt of swell.
Made up of several separate waves, all of which work on different swell directions, the «yard» is about 10 minutes from the resort and open to the full brunt of swell.
According to commissioner of tourism Beverly Nicholson - Doty: «The island of St. Croix did not receive the full brunt of the storm, and St. Croix's Henry E. Rohlsen Airport received its first commercial flight, a JetBlue flight from San Juan, Puerto Rico on Friday.»
The space station, whose name means «Heavenly Palace,» will be subjected to the full brunt of friction from Earth's atmosphere and, thankfully, will be incinerated almost completely before any remaining debris finally lands on the surface.