Sentence examples for bring say from inspiring English sources

It is still quite easy to bring, say, a parcel into a British theatre or museum.

Your business grows, and eventually you bring, say, $10,500 to the bank.

I am a notoriously bad holiday book packer; I tend to panic and bring, say, Hard Times.

Having a concealed carry permit doesn't make it any easier to bring, say, a shotgun into a government facility, like the Navy Yard shooter did.

Dochter said the key to a site like Popularise might be to make it clear to both business owners and online voters that their "build-its," while important, may not necessarily bring, say, a vegan bakery to a particular street corner.

At the moment, if a British citizen wants to bring, say, a South American partner to the UK, then we ask for proof that they meet an income threshold and can speak English.

"As an industry we should embrace the opportunity that that will bring," says Mr Newton.

Insurers recognise the problems that de-linking cost liability and control can bring, says James Dalton of the Association of British Insurers.

"We are very interested to see what that secondary market might bring," said Mr. Kokonas, who devised the system.

"It deepens what the tweet can bring," said Leslie Berland, senior vice president of digital partnerships at American Express.

That's what directors of school standards will bring," said Mr Hunt.