brey
Britishverb
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Located just outside Washington, the company, which employs 24 people, pushed back its usual timeline for hiring seasonal workers, president Michael Brey said.
From BBC
"Hanukkah always happens, Christmas always comes, so we try not to alter our hiring patterns too much," Mr Brey said.
From BBC
Cronin, who has three more years left on the contract extension that runs through the end of the 2027-28 season, said he’s learned to appreciate the positives in any situation from longtime friend Mike Brey, the former Notre Dame coach.
From Los Angeles Times
“He’s uncompromising and a very intense individual and an intense musician,” principal cello Carter Brey said.
From Seattle Times
“I think that would have sunk anybody’s music directorship,” Brey said.
From Seattle Times
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