In our last session, Joe turned to me and said, "By the way there's something I meant to bring up". "Go ahead," I said.
Ms. Brooks added: "James was brought up going through the papers in the house.
I was brought up going to the theatre and seeing safe jokes about a woman's knickers.
"Curse your soul, Hafez, for the idiot you brought up," went a chant audible over the phone line.
Gloria Steinem, editor of the newly launched Ms. magazine, brought up 'Gone With the Wind,' deploring the spectacle of Scarlett being squeezed into her corset to a 17-inch waist, that perfect illustration of female bondage, Southern style.
Why didn't you bring up that going from governor of Alaska to vice president of the United States is like running a mom and pop store to becoming C.E.O. of Walmart.
Although Kayirere lost her husband and had six daughters to bring up, she went on to adopt several more orphans.
you are not going to bring up death you are going to support families you are really going to enhance both the team's and the family's coping and decision-making.
I have heard what the three -- you know, the main topics that have been brought up, about going into public meetings and surfing the net.
People who go to their job every day and bring up children who go to school (unless they prove to be geniuses) are not and never have been newsmakers".
