Sentence examples for bring him as from inspiring English sources

The lesser charge of which he was found guilty could bring him as much as six years in prison when he is sentenced in January.

Television industry executives with knowledge of his negotiation said Mr. Trump's new contract could bring him as much as $30 million over all, and other estimates published Monday put that figure at upward of $50 million.

David Silva says winning the Premier League with Manchester City would bring him as much joy as Spain's 2010 World Cup win.

"They would be a nice little something to bring him as a gift".

The city was bound on this side by a canal, and Bobby's peregrinations tended to bring him, as now, into intermittent contact with this body of water.

The pressures of Big Hollywood aside, Mr. Alonso's style, which leans heavily on familiar art-cinema conventions, seems calculated to bring him as modest an audience as possible.

James's off-the-court doings have brought him as much attention as what he has done in uniform.

His long journey from the city had brought him as far as the ridge, and even he could not be certain why he had chosen to remain here.

His worst was a triple fracture of the vertebra he suffered in 2012 that brought him "as close as you can to being paralysed", according to his specialist.

Legendary for his love of crunching numbers, he recently praised a Brahms sonata by saying it brought him as much pleasure as solving an elegant differential equation.

Ainan sits, mute and uncomfortable, as Dolan introduces himself, until Dolan shows him the Rubik's Cube he has brought him as a gift.