briney造句

• Botkin, prompted by Briney and the police negotiator, surrenders.
• Briney of Virginia and a son David Oliver of New York.
• Botkin asks that the two leave and that Briney lock the door.
• Briney asks if the other boys still in the room can go.
• Left in the classroom are Briney and Phil Ferguson and Botkin and the gun.
• The bread is stained with the rich dark juice of the briney olives released during baking.
• Briney and the student go free.
• The son is still bitter over his dad leaving Briney's mother for another woman in 1991.
• He told the teacher, Candace Briney, that he was moving and was going to return some books.
• Briney would have been justified in defending himself with the shotgun if he had been home during the intrusion.
• Four years after the case was decided, Briney was asked if he would change anything about the situation.
• Drew Briney, an author on Mormon polygamy and an AUB appeals attorney, summarized AUB members'general sentiment toward the LDS Church:
• Today, he drives a GMC Yukon sport-utility vehicle, dresses like he's headed for the office and dotes on an Airedale named Briney.
• Briney replied, " There's one thing I'd do different, though : I'd have aimed that gun a few feet higher ."
• Since then, Beth Briney came the second year to replace Deb Sharp, and Jane has since moved to Alaska, and was replaced by Sara LeRoy-Toren.
• As noted in the important US court case of " Katko v . Briney ", " the law has always placed a higher value upon human safety than upon mere rights of property ."
• As Katko's injury was misreported by the United Press International wire service as having taken place in the Briney residence, several states introduced what were called " Briney Bills " for self-defense, which was not at issue in the case.
• As Katko's injury was misreported by the United Press International wire service as having taken place in the Briney residence, several states introduced what were called " Briney Bills " for self-defense, which was not at issue in the case.
• Her husband, Andy O'Gara, along with the Team Manager for Dreyer & Reinbold Racing ( her father-in-law / Andy O'Gara's father ) and her-then agent / manager Klint Briney all resigned from Dreyer & Reinbold Racing at the end of the 2007 season.
• Important US lawsuits regarding trespassers wounded by spring-guns include " Katko v . Briney " . " Bird v . Holbrook " is an 1825 English case also of great relevance, where a spring-gun set to protect a tulip garden injured a trespasser who was recovering a stray bird.