Sentence examples for bring in tens of from inspiring English sources

Jim Tripodi, who has been in the baseball card business since 1974, said he expected to bring in "tens of thousands of dollars" this week.

He said the race will bring in "tens of millions of pounds to the local economy".

A few extra brackets at the top could also bring in tens of billions of dollars in additional revenue.

"That would bring in tens of billions of dollars which would help the budget, and enable stronger action on smoking".

The artist whose works now bring in tens of millions of dollars at auction is said to have sold only one painting in his short life.

So it seems that the mega-cruisers will continue to bring in tens of thousands of people who spend very little time – or cash – in the city itself.

There is scary potential, but if chickenpox took out three of the top six for next week's first Test, who would we bring in? 5th over of 32: Australia 9-0 (Wade 2, Warner 6) Wade is beaten by another gem from Anderson, on a perfect length and angling away off the seam.

And I say, you bring Mexico in as the 51st state and we'll bring in Turkey as the 28th state of the European Union.

Some see Ms. Brown as a necessary figure in the development of the magazine -- she brought in 19th-century innovations like photographs, a table of contents.

Several M24 Chaffee light tanks, newly arrived from Pusan, were brought in 3rd Battalion's assault, the first use of U.S. armor in the war.

Mr Qarase simply ignored the acceptance and announced a cabinet composed entirely of ethnic Fijians.The Pacific country is split between ethnic Fijians and descendants of Indians brought in the 19th century to work in the sugar plantations.