Sentence examples for best bring from inspiring English sources

The candidate who can best bring that to fruition is Hillary Rodham Clinton.

Arguments over which candidate can best bring about change dominated the discussion.

She was unimpressed and told me that I had best bring home some turnip and mustard greens too.

Given that focus, the host city that would best bring people together across cultural or political divides should be awarded the Olympic games.

Mr. Perry's campaign has been animated by Tea Party members and their sense that he is the candidate who can best bring their philosophy to Washington.

Obama told him that "he wants to see legislation passed, and he wanted to play the role that would best bring that about".

Pace comes off best, bringing a louche charm to the archetype of the temperamental genius.

Asian women do best, bringing in 90 cents on the dollar compared to Caucasian men.

Green garlic has a sweet pungency and a pure, clean flavour best brought out by gentle simmering.

But this is, of course, Bowie at his best – bringing ambiguous art power into the pop mainstream.

Volunteers do their best, bringing food, clothing, tarpaulins; smuggler gangs do their worst, preying on people's desperation.