Brink in a sentence

On the next possession, though, Brink was more successful, spinning and scoring to reach 22 points to lead her team; Brink was second only to Paopao in scoring, who managed 28 points in an incredible individual display.

The source alleged that the Democratic Alliance (), who opposed Brink’s appointment from the start, was behind a giant publicity stunt to shame the executive, including the mayor, into getting rid of Brink.

A 41-point statement beatdown of the Bucks on Thursday night has pulled Boston to the brink of taking over Milwaukee’s top spot in the East.

A campaign spokesperson said: “Lough Neagh is on the brink of collapse.

According to a statement of claim that Brink’s and two of its subsidiaries filed with the Federal Court of Canada, the cash and the gold were two separate shipments traveling together.

Actor Clint Brink with his wife Steffi Van Wyk and their daughter at the kykNET Silwerskerm Fetival.

A deadlocked Congress that has taken America to the brink of default could jeopardize the United States’ perfect credit rating, Fitch said in a stern warning Wednesday.

A former superyacht chef has revealed how working in the industry pushed her to a state of burnout and she was on the brink of suicide.

After decades of slow, uneasy, but steady cultural assimilation, Mormons appeared on the brink of cultural acceptance by the 1970s.

After driving much of the legislative agenda the previous two years, the Senate left negotiating on the debt limit to Mr. Biden and Mr. McCarthy, whose demand for spending cuts and other policy changes brought the country to the brink of default.

A Hamilton woman says her daughter's therapist at a free mental health clinic run by the city suddenly "fell off the face of the Earth" after helping pull the teen from the brink of crisis.

Along the way, Issy Palmer and Kesley Rees each picked up three and Jenna Johnson sat with two, while Stanford’s own POY candidate, 6-foot-4 senior Cameron Brink, picked up two, as did star guard Haley Jones.

Although we don't see Charlie's dead body or his funeral, we know he is on the brink of death and that the strain he puts on his body by walking towards his daughter will likely cause his heart to finally fail.

A Nation on the Brink of Ruin… And How to Bring It Back.

April 10 (UPI) -- The Oregon Zoo announced the birth of a rare African bontebok calf, an arrival that was welcomed as a sign of the antelope species' dramatic recovery from the brink of extinction.

A resident is on the brink of losing his home in Snowmass Village because he hasn’t been working enough to meet worker-housing requirements, which he said is due to physical disabilities and medical hardships.

As Christmas approaches, Alice is on the brink of a leap of faith as forces, both seen and unseen, beckon her toward her future.

As the economic hardships persist, good people are increasingly being driven to the brink of desperation, turning them toward a life of crime.

As the subtitle suggests, they were all on the brink.

As World Bank shareholders gather in Washington for their annual spring meeting on Monday, the global institution appears to be on the brink of significant change.