Sentence examples for bring a friend with from inspiring English sources

One piece of advice for actors: Do not bring a friend with you to an audition.

Health care providers can minimize anxiety about negative stereotypes by engaging in explicit discussions about what can be done to ease patient stress, such as advising them to bring a friend with them to their appointment, or offering to write down complicated instructions.

And 3 out of 4 people who use a Groupon in general bring a friend with them, suggesting that merchants get a lot more value than just the economics of any given deal.

He then goes on to give some advice to anyone faced with the prospect of a photoshoot, such as "I can totally see how photographers get people to do crazy things in photoshoots" and "bring a friend with you that can tell you whether you are taking it a little too far".

"Why don't you bring a friend with you?" he asked.

And you didn't you bring a friend with you?" Nah, I thought, shaking my head.

When I showed him another place, he brought a friend with him.

The cost of the flights, two nights in a bed and breakfast, and bringing a friend with her for moral support has come to about ¤1,000, of which €800 is money lent to her by friends.

"Just before Bernie went to the camp," Ferreira disclosed, again accepting the consequences of his decisions with class, "he asked me if there was a chance of him bringing a friend with him.

I'd brought a friend with me, and once the book signings were underway, we decided it was time to head back upstairs, to the much more inviting warmth of the actual bookstore and café.

When visiting the company's first fully fleshed-out store, I brought a friend with fluency in both: she owns a boutique that deals in off-kilter young designers as well as vintage, and her grandmother owned an Upper East Side shop, recently closed, that outfitted generations of ladies who lunch.