Sentence examples for bring a picture from inspiring English sources
If you bring a picture of yourself they will gladly hang it on the wall.
"People have this perception that I'm a guy who can't bring a picture in under budget," he said.
I bring a picture of my grandchild, a card from my daughter, a candle, a picture of my dog and a pine cone.
They rounded up neighbors for what was billed as a rally; Mr. Salman's mother was ordered to bring a picture of Mr. Hussein.
Ask them to bring a picture of themselves as a baby, supply lots of booze and food; get out Twister if you're really getting on.
WILLIAM R. TIESTE A Mystery Maven When B.C. Tieste was in third grade, he was told to bring a picture to school of what he wanted to be when he grew up.
For sure, demonstrations, shootings and massive repression brought a picture of chaos and revolution to Tehran and had left Mohammed Reza Pahlavi's Peacock Throne tottering.
The word "chair" brings a picture to mind; add "electric" and the picture changes; add "table" or "high" or "calls to order" and it keeps changing.
On this day, she brought a picture of the class of 1939 to the Senior Center for Leon Montgomery, an 83-year-old volunteer there, who was 18 in the photograph.
But for me it will always be a song that smells of warm toast and hot coffee, that brings a picture of the world viewed from three feet high.
"I don't ever want another parent to say, 'Why didn't I know?' " said Ms. Roberts, a government security investigator who brought a picture of her 14-year-old son, Jesse, to show the group.
