Sentence examples for bring a person from inspiring English sources
It's more frequent that someone would bring a person in," Paprocki said.
"But she's a good little girl, mainly, and time can bring a person up, I seen it happen.
By revoking citizenship we renounce our own ability to bring a person to justice for breaking our laws.
"You can bring a person back to life," says Hal, the posthuman narrator, as he describes the unfreezing process.
"We are interested in allies," he said, "not in religious obscurantism, not in the idealization of the church as such, not in the use of force to bring a person to church.
Yet practical jokes are far more commonly an effort to bring a person into a group, anthropologists have found — an integral part of rituals around the world intended to temper success with humility.
It's a nuanced job, bringing a person to life.
"What was it that brought a person to make the terrible decision to take their own life?" she wondered in a rambling Facebook post.
What is it that brought a person to the terrible decision to end his life?" Four days later, she was less philosophical, and more portentous.
She said police had phoned ahead and said they were bringing a person in for "medical clearance", which is a formal approval to hold someone in custody overnight.
What brings a person to the edge of the world to "celebrate the dark" in temperatures that wouldn't be out of place in your vegetable crisper?
