Sentence examples for bring masses from inspiring English sources

MySpace, owned by the News Corporation, has also struggled to bring masses of advertisers onto the social network, where much of the content is unfiltered and therefore a concern to advertisers.

Before full-blown nationalism, religious passion was the one popular emotion that could bring masses of people into the streets, and Europe's rulers understood that it could be used to make or break a state.

The statements appear to be part of a renewed campaign by the opposition's leadership to prove that they are still vital, despite a brutal crackdown by the government and their inability to bring masses of people to the streets in a recent planned protest.

The big rivers that feed it, such as the Danube and the Dnieper, bring masses of sediment.

When this force is applied, tension in cable A is reduced by a magnitude F and tension in cables B1 and B2 is increased by a magnitude F. If the cables are elastic and force F big enough to stretch them, force F would bring masses m1 and m2 closer together.

To bring masses of people together to enjoy wine and listen to music - that's not anything genius.

So would Park Service planners who have spent the past decade trying to bring mass transit to the Grand Canyon.

"I've had many people come in and bring mass cards from a loved one's passing or to celebrate a birth," he said.

They had feared that the measure would bring mass layoffs in low-wage industries, sweeping up both illegal and legal workers and disrupting the labor force.

Climate change, he warned, "is a threat to organized human existence," which would bring "mass migrations, vector diseases, forest fires, Southern California burning up".

This is true, but not the whole truth: more than anything, what Mr. Pavarotti did was bring mass culture — particularly the sensibility of the rock 'n' roll age — to the world of opera.