Sentence examples for bring him across from inspiring English sources

The case is a joint appeal by the United States and a Mexican citizen, José Francisco Sosa, who was recruited by federal drug enforcement agents to kidnap a Mexican doctor in his Guadalajara office and bring him across the border.

But the real prize, the palm that brings him across the country each year, is the dayri.

He is scared about a contract his family signed with the smugglers who brought him across to Sicily.

His mother, who worked in Queens laundromats, and his father, who reported to the day laborers' "parada" — parade — on Northern Boulevard by 6 a.m. every day, brought him across the border eight years ago.

Six days later, in exchange for his not having to pay the smugglers for bringing him across the border, respondent agreed to drive himself and five other passengers to Los Angeles.

The considerations that brought him across the Potomac kept him there: if McClellan should attack and could be defeated, all the promising manoeuvres Lee had projected at Frederick might still be executed, whereas retreat would restore the morale of the Army of the Potomac and would carry the war back into the strife-swept counties of Virginia, ever nearer and nearer to Richmond.

"Our CDO is an ex-hacker called Chema Alonso who was brought into the organisation to build a security company called ElevenPaths – but by bringing him across and making him our CDO, we're probably more security-centric in the data area than we would have ever been because of his background.

Maria brought him across and Huge Charles and the Italian pumped his hand enthusiastically.

One of my good friends in the industry once told me a story about his very first shoot, at which he overheard his director and another model talking in a side room about how bringing him across the country to film was a bad idea and his pictures "looked much more fit" than he did in person.

In what his aides billed as a fresh start for his campaign, Mr. Dole plans to travel to Illinois on Thursday, the first stop on a 17-city tour through the end of June that Mr. Dole promised would bring him before voters across the nation, from the big cities to the "old railroad towns" of the Plains.

When he came to power in 1980, Mugabe was a self-identified Marxist-Leninist whose intellect and political flair brought him support from across the world.