Sentence examples for bring someone so from inspiring English sources

"You can only bring someone so far through a publication or a Web site," Mr. Casey said.

Norbert hadn't mentioned that he was bringing someone, so Nachman was unprepared for the other man, a stranger.

"I have done my best in my job for Nigeria and if they decide to fire me and bring someone else, so be it".

Mr. Schnall said he told Dr. Malakov to "bring someone with him, so he's not accused of anything".

Initially their study was meant merely to prolong a surgeon's post-flatline window to "bring someone back," but as so often happens in the lab (or in movies about labs) their discovery becomes so much more.

If you think you must do so, bring someone else, preferably a friend who is older and meet the person in a public place.

They will listen to the healthy people who live with the patient; so bring someone else as your interpreter -- or you may be ignored while the doctor tries to judge your tone of voice or body language for clues or symptoms.

"I've been working all weekend to try to bring someone in to replace him so that's my next task," he added.

You could say from the start: "There are a lot of people here so if you talk for too long I might have to cut you off so I can bring someone else in.

"It can be a sign of strength in an individual to recognise when you are not good at something, so you can bring someone in who is," wrote Caan.

"My life at Blackpool was probably just fading out as they made it pretty clear they needed me off the wage bill and wanted me out so they could bring someone else in.