Sentence examples for bring one to from inspiring English sources

Beautiful art, just like tragedy can bring one to their knees and call on us to dig to the deepest part of ourselves for healing and strength.

I'm trying to make an exchange, to bring one to the other".

Thoughts of Nixon inevitably bring one to Hillary Clinton, so often described by the adjective formed from Nixon's name.

"I live in a small town," said Ms. Pehlke, a composer of electronic music, "and people gawk and talk when I bring one to a restaurant.

A team of parkour-savvy Pilots armed with special anti-Titan weapons can bring one to its knees with surprising brevity, while a team of Titans is a formidable (brute) force on any battlefield, capable of an incredible level of destruction that far outweighs the fact that a Titan's shield no longer regenerates in multiplayer mode.

As 4-year-old Edward Kertz Jr. tried out the Moonbounce -- an inflatable trampoline -- and found it "pretty good," his mother, Lori, doubted if she and her husband Ed would ever bring one to their 30-acre farm in Galloway Township.

The update saw Verbling add support for nine new languages and bring one-to-many, Google Hangouts-powered "classes" to its platform, with instruction led by an official, TEFL-certified Verbling teacher.

"The rapid spread of broadband in China has made it possible to bring one-to-one English and broader curriculum learning directly to families throughout the country at an affordable price level," said Cindy Mi, founder and CEO of VIPKID, in a statement.

On the second day I brought one to the classroom, so I could point to different parts as I was demonstrating how to use them.

If I did anything, I brought one to the other".

An effective cure would be worth billions to any drug company that brought one to market.