Brinton

How To Use Brinton In A Sentence

• It's basically as if someone were to open your mouth and shove down gallons" of soft drink, Brinton explains.
• As I read Davies 'argument, it struck me that the same seven stars Brinton named are now precisely lined up at midheaven over America in 2008. When Change is Not Enough: the Seven Steps To Revolution
• Estrogen is able to protect neurons against toxic assaults that are associated with Alzheimer's disease, " notes Roberta Diaz Brinton, a neuroscientist at the University of Southern California.
• The shapeup is the traditional system of hiring longshoremen on the waterfront; in his book, Jim quotes this description of (overwhelmingly Irish) longshoremen gathering at the Chelsea piers on the West Side of New York, hopeful of finding work, from Charles Brinton Barnes's 1915 study Autism Hub
• He was an apposite successor to Brinton in a see too modest to attract the interest of ambitious (and usually heavily pluralist) ecclesiastics.
• The University of Pennsylvania archaeologist and ethnologist Daniel G. Brinton argued in 1890 that the dark continent was “the cradle of the Semites.” A Renegade History of the United States
• Roberta Brinton, at the University of Southern California, has succeeded in growing neurons in a cell culture on electronic chips that can intercommunicate.
• Brinton calls the glyph the "fish and oyster sign. Animal Figures in the Maya Codices