Sentence examples for bring a decent from inspiring English sources

Visiting cruise ships bring a decent footfall of tourists eager to read more about Guernsey's history.

Or if Daft Punk were busy then even Jean Michel Jarre could bring a decent light show.

It might be because it is one of the few newspapers that will bring a decent number in the current market.

With housing now regularly polling as a top five issue, voters want to see a convincing offer from all parties that genuinely promises to bring a decent home back within their reach.

Kayal, playing as industriously as ever, did bring a decent save out of Brown a few minutes before the break, but Celtic could just as easily have found themselves behind at the interval.

They wanted DJs who might not be massive ticket-sellers, but who'd bring a decent crowd to a new space.

The art brought a decent enough return of 4% above inflation.

But she, too, brought a decent payday; she cost £16,000 in the same Doncaster sale ring on the same day as her conqueror, and picked up £52,000 for her brave second place.

In addition to being drop-dead gorgeous in David Farley's wasp-waisted period dresses, Ms. Zeta-Jones brings a decent voice, a supple dancer's body and a vulpine self-possession to her first appearance on Broadway.

Janssen brought a decent low save from Simon Mignolet on the goalkeeper's return to the Liverpool team but headed his best chance high over the bar from a Kieran Trippier free-kick.

One thing, however, was certain: Selling the drink brought a decent living to both fountain owners and their suppliers, especially the manufacturers of seltzer water and soda fountain syrup.