Sentence examples for bring something on from inspiring English sources

"With the Avenues school alone," said Adam Gordon, the president of Adam Gordon Holdings, "it is going to bring something on the order of 1,200 children and their parents into the area, which will drive very significant sales".

Always bring something on the plane, as boredom will make the time go slower.

I make a mental note to bring something to sit on, a decent cover up and a blowtorch for some casual cleaning.

"I wanted to do something like D.J. Red Alert used to do with his afternoon show on Hot 97, and bring something to people on their lunch hour".

You might well want to bring something to put on the very dirty floor beneath you — an old towel or newspaper should do the trick.

If you go before the Hotel Jay opens, you will have a short walk to and from the Tram Haus Lodge when visiting the water park, so bring something to wear on the way back.

But Dollar Shave Club will also bring something to Unilever: expertise on how to sell products directly to consumers.

One of them asked me if I wanted to bring something to listen to on his system, which was worth six figures and crammed into the front room of a nondescript terraced house.

When he appears at Brooklyn Bowl on April 19 and Irving Plaza on April 20, bring something to breathe through, and pay close attention.

Almodóvar, who has been making movies since the nineteen-seventies, knows how a set works, and brings something of his experience to bear on an intrinsically interesting inside-movies story.

Remember to bring something comfortable to sit on!