Sentence examples similar to bring a voice for from inspiring English sources
Her video appeared on CUENTAME, a non-profit organization which seeks to create a community by bringing a voice for latinos through short videos, documentaries and interviews.
Curtis brought a voice of authority on the subject for the young campers in attendance hoping to someday play college baseball, as the La Crescenta resident just completed his first season as head baseball coach at Cal State University Northridge after spending 10 seasons as an assistant with the highly successful Fresno State program.
Now, it's time for a woman to break that last glass ceiling and bring a strong voice for women and families to the White House.
She brings a voice that's been missing from blanded-out British pop for some time: real, bratty, fun, alive.
His stellar record in his years as mayor of one of the country's most troubled cities suggests that he would bring a strong national voice for the urban poor to a Senate that too often seems to have no connection whatever to municipal problems.
With Ms. Pritzker, Mr. Obama would bring a woman and a voice for business interests into a cabinet that has been criticized in the past as having too few of either.
Sometimes advocacy means bringing people together to create a voice for themselves around issues that matter to them.
Thompson argues that Ripley was "a voice for the people, bringing the world's weirdness to their doorsteps".
The head of the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS has lauded the BRICS countries for "bringing a new voice, a new perspective and new solutions to today's global challenges" [ 6].
