Sentence examples for bring up on from inspiring English sources
To this day, it's never a story I'll bring up on my own, especially with strangers.
In last week's debate, Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama also sparred over domestic energy production and the administration's indefinite rejection of the Keystone XL oil pipeline, another issue that Mr. Romney likes to bring up on the campaign trail.
The National Republican Senatorial Committee, the party's Senate campaign arm, also sent all its campaign managers a long list of research showing Democratic ties to corporate interests that they could bring up on the stump.
In addition, Democrats and Republicans have spent more than $1 trillion on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan since 2001 — not the ideal topic to bring up on a campaign trail that is dominated by concern about the budget deficit and the unemployment rate.
Obviously, this is not a fair question to bring up on a day when the Devils hire a loyal lieuten ant like Ftorek to replace Jacques Lemaire, who apparently resigned on his own after the Devils went down in the first round.
25 When Caesar remarked this, he commanded the ships of war (which were less familiar in appearance to the natives, and could move more freely at need) to remove a little from the transports, to row at speed, and to bring up on the exposed flank of the enemy; and thence to drive and clear them off with slings, arrows, and artillery.
