Brawl meaning and sentence examples

Brawl (brɔːl) meaning:

a noisy, rough, uncontrolled fight

Brawl sentence examples:

1. Brawl During Football Match In Russia Leads To 6 Red Cards
2. Venezuelan baseball league condemns violence after 2 brawls
3. Wedding reception descends into 50-person 'bloodbath' brawl
4. Massive Brawl in Scotland vs Argentina Thriller
5. England vs. Wales game heats up with brawl between fans before the game
6. Ecuador set to brawl with Senegal for round of 16 slice
7. Mass brawl between players at Scots youth football match caught in shocking clip
8. Game brawl leaves man thrown off railing

Brew meaning and sentence examples

Brew meaning: 

If an unpleasant situation or a storm is brewing, you feel that it is about to happen

Brew sentence examples:

1. The political crisis brewing in India's richest state
2. The political brawl brewing over Miami’s airwaves
3. Row brewing in Scotland over prospect of privatising Channel 4
4. Is a rebellion brewing in Modi's BJP?
5. Bailing out of mayor de-escalates crisis that was brewing in Jaffna following his arrest
6. Tension brewing with China over US missile
7. Humanitarian crisis brews on Ukraine border
8. Anger brewing in Croatia after release of criminal
9. Tory revolt brewing over 'appalling' tiers plan

Buoyant meaning and sentence examples

Buoyant (bɔɪ.ənt) meaning: successful or making a profit, happy and confident, 

Buoyant sentence examples:

• The housing market remains buoyant
• Buoyant consumer spending pushing up inflation
• Commercial Law Firms Report Buoyant 2022 Trading
• International buyers keeping Lisbon market buoyant
• WTI extends losses below $80 on buoyant US Dollar
• EU buoyant on 5G take off
• Share of commodities can stay buoyant longer
• Black Friday sales growth tipped to be less buoyant
• Global farm machinery sales remain buoyant
• ‘Buoyant demand’ powers Sixt to record quarter
• After reading the letter he was in a buoyant mood
• Clash of youth in store as buoyant England take on US