Sentence examples for bring up for from inspiring English sources
I've asked what entries in the puzzles bring up for you.
"What does the hat bring up for you?" Greiss asked them.
The Democratic congressional leadership has refused to bring up for a vote bipartisan compromise proposals that lack a timeline for withdrawal.
I didn't plan to bring up, for instance, a story in the Independent that quoted Hatto's radiologist to the effect that she'd received her first cancer diagnosis in 1992 rather than in the early seventies, as legend had it.
On November 21 , 2013 the Senate voted, along party lines, to change its rules so that only fifty-one votes were necessary to bring up for a vote a circuit-court or district-court nomination.
Of course, all three broke down and told him they were in love with him – all three said it the same way, as this thing they had wanted to bring up for a long time but were afraid to.
Senate and House Republicans introduced such bills, but they have never been brought up for floor votes.
"I learned I had been brought up for months, and even breastfed, by my mother.
"If brought up for a vote it would pass with broad bipartisan support," he said.
And the odds are that it would not pass if it were brought up for a vote today.
