Sentence examples for bring anyone in from inspiring English sources

Alig opened the door mid-call, talking on speakerphone with an unidentified male friend about who should be on the guestlist and which promoters to work with for that weekend's Peeew! event—" He doesn't bring anyone in!

"If I can't get them I won't bring anyone in.

"We're not desperate to bring anyone in but if a special player becomes available who can give us an extra 10% the chairman would back me".

That, he says, was more than he hired in his 16 years at Time, where if he'd wanted to bring anyone in he'd have had to "fire two people first, to create the budget".

"I don't intend to bring anyone in unless I really have to".

"We don't just bring anyone in because it's his money, not my money".

"Unless something drastic happens between now and the end of the window we won't be bringing anyone in.

Simon Peach (@SimonPeach) Despite reports to the contrary, seems #SaintsFC will not be bringing anyone in on deadline day.

"But if we're bringing anyone in they've got to be better than what we've got - and that's going to be a big ask".

I want to make sure if we are bringing anyone in they are of the quality to improve the team and not just a body coming in for the sake of it.

"We've not brought anyone in during the window.