Sentence examples for bring a form of from inspiring English sources
While the Chrysler Building and other assets like art may bring a form of prestige, they also appear to be holding their value better than financial institutions and the broader stock market.
He came up with a vigorous style of yoga based on dance and gymnastics and ended up teaching this style to students like Pattabhi Jois and B. K. S. Iyengar, who would ultimately bring a form of this to the West.
Always hike with a friend, make sure to bring a form of communication and hike in areas that are well lit and monitored (like a state or local park).
Don't forget to bring a form of identification.
You must bring a form of photograph identification to obtain the fingerprint cards.
Some crossings have a regulation in which the train cannot sound its whistle (quiet zones, except in emergencies), but always bring a form of ear protection as a precaution.
This has all certainly brought a form of moral reparation and recognition of dignity.
The opposition leader said he was pleased to hear the prime minister commit to bringing a form of words for constitutional recognition of Indigenous people to the parliament this year, arguing the reform depended on "a sense of urgency and momentum".
They brought a form of operetta to the United States that was, in every sense, the generic source for musical comedy; it was sentimental and melodious and established a tradition of the play based on musical numbers and songs.
French, Flemish and particularly English became the main language of Scottish burghs, most of which were located in the south and east, an area to which Anglian settlers had already brought a form of Old English.
