Briefly used in a sentence

Briefly in a sentence as an adverb

You paused briefly, to let him know that you were aware of his presence.

I've hung out in tons of squats and punk houses, and briefly been a street kid, but I got a 2380 on my SATs.

Very briefly:Context: Some problems are easy, and known to be easy.

The challenge you've briefly engaged with isn't a problem; it's a market opportunity.

You must briefly name the other books you've read on the subject and explain why you think your chosen textbook is superior to them.

The tablet is just a view on your application, allowing you to take your work away from the main work space briefly until you return.

Amazon pulled HarperCollins books from their site briefly, hoping a groundswell of consumer backlash would force HC and Apple to revise their contract.

If you are burned out, you might still be able to feel the joy and excitement briefly at the start of a project/idea, but they will fade quickly as the reality of day-to-day work sets in.

So I found a way to stop the game from loading anything other than level data and I could briefly see a strange silver ramp level with blue skies, but I would fall and die immediately.

Make them work for you.• The Economist's practice of briefly introducing any individual, no matter how famous or obscure, is a wonderful practice of microcontent contextualization.

After doldrums and threats, which I will discuss briefly below, I was let go, without notice, stuck with a six-month lease in location with a hyper-inflated real estate economy.> As an engineer, your job is to build things that solve > problems.

The author's main problem stems from his desire to use Stack Overflow as a mechanism for gaining internet points - as is illustrated by his confession that "I saw a simple Java question, hit Google, read briefly, then\n synthesized an original answer.