Sentence examples for bring saying from inspiring English sources

He, too, believes that Britain should pull out of the EU and model its European policy on that of Norway or Switzerland – brushing aside any talk of the economic dislocation that the tearing up of 40-year-old treaty arrangements would bring, saying it would work out to the general good in the end.

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

"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.

"We are all looking forward to the challenges that Ireland and Sri Lanka will bring," said coach Pete Steindl.

"They have to come by air, which limits the size of animals we can bring," said Mr Lawrence.

Better agriculture, education and health are just three of the improvements the system could bring, said the firm.

"Who did you bring?" said the doctor.