Sentence examples for bring among from inspiring English sources

This is supposed to bring, among other things, the election in September of a joint parliament.

You, however, would be willing to pay far more than that; because of its sentimental value and the status it will bring among your comic-book-collecting peers, you'd gladly fork over $5,000.

And the next few days will bring, among other things, a reading of the Declaration of Independence, a reworked performance of the 1992 Freddie Mercury Tribute Concert and free haircuts.

Fabrizio Moretti of Moretti Fine Art, which has outposts in New York, Florence and London, is one of the leading dealers in early renaissance art and will bring, among other works, "Madonna and Child enthroned between Saints Lawrence and Anastasia" by Giovanni di Marco, called Giovanni dal Ponte (1385-1437).

And they explain the reasons for their disbelief in a paper in this week's Science.TB or not TBPublic-private partnerships of the sort the alliance encourages are supposed to bring, among other advantages, a realistic appraisal of the chance of success.

The necessity to reduce energy requirements of lighting systems should bring among engineers a more mature and conscious vision while planning and this means that their main goals should be the visual comfort and a decrease in energy and maintenance costs.

"There is a certain intensity it brings among the people who were there," Mr. Waizer says.

"Was it cool?" Indeed, Sunday evening brought among the stranger off-season moments in recent Yankees history.

To be fair to JPMorgan, some of its problems stem from its shotgun marriage to Bear Stearns — a union that brought, among other assets, some uneconomical electric power plants.

This has brought, among other things, a booming trade in mountain horses and mules, which give substance to the touristy "old west" image.

Maybe the country is ready for a negotiator in chief, a man who brings, among other things, an instinct for the sufficient consensus.