Mr Brown plans to brandish the report as proof that the Tories are lurching to the right.
He said he would be willing to brandish a chainsaw to defend himself.
It glows in its knack for constantly churning its assortment to brandish spectacular and unexpected new items that are delightful bargains.
He could have taken that opportunity to brandish his own personal greatness.
None of these four countries, North Korea's neighbours, has an interest in leaving its unpredictable regime free to brandish a nuclear weapon.
Mahmoud might want to brandish one at his next press conference.
Sharing a classroom with boys aged between five and eight, Kimani is the only pupil to brandish a walking stick and hearing aid.
This appears to be an attempt to entice Russia into accepting tougher economic sanctions on Iran part of the stick Mr Obama intends to brandish if the Iranians fail to grasp his dangled carrot of talks.
Chelsea's efforts to somehow snatch at a lifeline suffered a setback with 20 minutes left when Ramires flew into a reckless tackle on Nani and left referee Oligario Benquerenca with no option other that to brandish a second yellow card.
" The Journal reports that American concerns about such ties have "only grown as Russia has tightened its grip on the vast oil and gas resources of Central Asia and shown a growing willingness to brandish energy as a political weapon.
Beijing has criticised the manoeuvres and called for more talks with Pyongyang, saying it is better to negotiate than "brandish weapons".
It is as if a mob of half-brothers who had never been introduced all chose to congregate at the same table in the same bar and brandish their mobile telephones simultaneously.
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