Sentence examples for always bring up from inspiring English sources

"Then when they tell Jim Larranaga's story, they will always bring up George Mason.

While transacting over a pint of milk, he'd always bring up the most British of topics — the weather.

For whatever reason, searching for music on SpotQueue doesn't always bring up the same results in searching through Spotify proper.

I'll always bring up my daughters to fight for the welfare state because it's given us so much".

Mr. Russell: "I never bring up your friends as your friends, but you always bring up my friends as my friends.

I saw Friedman a few times over the past decade, and he would always bring up school vouchers, his unrealized idea.

Ms. Byar, who attends Princeton, says the "S" word -- socialization -- is always brought up with home schoolers.

"It's funny this quote is always brought up, and I don't feel very steely".

Remnick continues, What troubled me about the speech was that moment that Obama always brings up, either implicitly or explicitly.

"I was always brought up to be nice... that's my little mantra throughout life... just be nice.

Senator Thomas W. Libous, a Binghamton Republican, said: "Rudy's name is always brought up upstate as a potential candidate".