Sentence examples for bring a stream from inspiring English sources

Told that the museum might bring a stream of snack-seeking visitors past his cart, he replied: "Let's see it".

And while it's the off-season for the tourist industry, businesses are hoping next week will bring a stream of holidaymakers from "up-country".

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Now we couldn't be more excited to bring a stream of their new album.

The unwinding of cross-shareholdings between banks and their chums in the corporate sector also brought a stream of business.

Plain old curiosity and not moral outrage appeared to have brought a stream of retirees, tourists and art enthusiasts to the museum.

Of course, none of the players' performances will be remembered as much as that of Cakir, whose decision brought a stream of vitriol from the United players at the final whistle.

Last month the cabinet minister, Shahbaz Bhatti, told the State Department during a visit to Washington that his opposition to Pakistan's strict blasphemy laws had brought a stream of death threats, said the official, Leonard A. Leo, the chairman of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom.

Results like these have brought a stream of customers to BGK's door.

Similarly, in the 1960's and 1970's, political upheaval in Haiti brought a stream of new church members.

They've also brought a stream of negative publicity to fast food companies like McDonald's, which acknowledged in its annual report earlier this year that the "increasing public focus" on income inequality could pressure it to raise wages.