Sentence examples for bring on to from inspiring English sources
"Now that positive thing we have to bring on to the next, which now is a very important one for us, as it is for Aston Villa".
Jem Bendell's analysis reads: "Its not so much 'who to bring on to make a difference', but who to bring on to get the best out of the rest.
Government officials say his supporters have tried to bring on to the streets Estrada sympathisers among the urban poor, who turned out in their millions to elect him president in 1998.
Hopefully this is momentum I can bring on to the next couple of weeks and ultimately the Ryder Cup to hopefully help Team Europe win another one of those.
Coming in late, you may have to share the wealth with the partners that you bring on to be able to match your competitor's product and complementary innovations and distribution, and so forth.
Although he is not on the party's left, he is also not aligned with a particular faction so may be seen as a well-known face safe to bring on to the pitch.
"A number of prime estates were brought on to the market priced to sell," said Ms. Grant.
Mr. Rand was brought on to make the state-owned automaker's passenger-car offerings more expressive.
When you were brought on to adapt, was Alexander already attached?
