Examples of 'will brief them' in a sentence

Meaning of "will brief them"

will brief them: This phrase means to provide someone with detailed instructions, information, or updates about a particular topic or situation. It is often used in a professional context to ensure that individuals are well-informed

How to use "will brief them" in a sentence

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will brief them
I will brief them tomorrow night myself.
Let the parents know that we will brief them when they are ready.
I will brief them fully in half an hour.
Have them call me on the way and I will brief them.
I will brief them of your abuse of authority.
Great . Let the parents know that we will brief them when they are ready.
You will brief them at the extraction point.
Tell them we are joining forces with the boy. I will brief them tomorrow night myself.
We will brief them on the plane.
We have to act quickly . I will brief them.
I will brief them on the way in.
And cut the press feed. Tell them we will brief them on the half-hour.
We will brief them at the helipad.
I do not . I will brief them.
I will brief them when they get here.

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Tell them we will brief them on the half-hour.
I will brief them myself.
Tell them we will brief them on the half-hour . Ev, they need you now.
I will brief them on the way in . Get them.
So I will brief them now, sir?
We will brief them on the plane. Wheels up in two hours.
I will brief them of your abuse of authority . Your disregard for the chain of command.
Good! I will brief them of your abuse of authority.
I will brief them tomorrow night myself . Volk!
You will brief them at the extraction point . This is what I meant!

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