Sentence examples for bring on at from inspiring English sources

By the end of this growing season, he says he'll need to bring on at least eight additional workers to help him harvest one million tobacco plants.

Carson wants to bring on at least 10-15 more people as the year goes out.

In addition to a VC fund, bring on at least 10-12 angels who contribute roughly $100,000 each.

Glasgow's Rob Harley, 23, who flew out this week as a late replacement for club-mate Wilson, is named among the replacements, as is the uncapped hooker Fraser Brown, whom Johnson hopes to bring on at some point.

The company just hired McKinsey director, Saikiran Krishnamurthy as Chief Operating Officer of its commerce division, and is reportedly looking to bring on at least six more 'strategic' hires this year.

Eschewing the inevitable headache and delusions of grandeur the champagne would bring on at such an early hour, I instead went for an Aperol spritz at one of the pizza stalls.

Though Barabas bestrides the stage like a problematic colossus, there is a sense in which the presiding figure of the play is the one brought on at the beginning to deliver its 35-line prologue.

An extra swath of white silk the length of the stage was brought on at the end but almost seemed extraneous.

Royal Challengers were unhappy about having to bowl in those conditions, as 10 runs came from the over before the covers were brought on at the break.

The integration of the Redskins was 16 years in the making, brought on, at least in part, by the combined efforts of the N.F.L.'s commissioner and a member of President Kennedy's cabinet.

Signed on loan from Bolton, Helguson has had only 26 minutes of Premier League action this season, and it showed when, shortly after being brought on at Crystal Palace, he fluffed QPR's best scoring chance.