Sentence examples for bring up that from inspiring English sources

The four Texans would bring up that Orange Bowl game whenever Namath was around, Lammons said.

In fact, "Radical Chic" does not bring up that subject in any way whatsoever.

"But we're called Luddites and protectionists if we bring up that unfairness," he said.

There are things we're going to bring up that certain people won't like.

Tapping any entry will bring up that locations address and a map to help you find it again.

Two persons sharing a huge chilled seafood sampler (Chateau) at $49 each can bring up that cost.

Then they bring up that Doug Jones has something to do with putting that Klansman in prison.

A spokesman for McConnell said the plan in the Senate is still to bring up that bill, despite bipartisan opposition to it, and open the floor to amendments.

Whatever you do, don't bring up that goddamn polar-bear exhibit at the Pittsburgh Zoo that he put in an earmark for.

He has said in the past that he does not support creating an inspector general for the Police Department, as a bill before the City Council would do, though he did not bring up that stance on Saturday.

A Danish woman recently said to me matter-of-factly that it takes two people to create a baby, so it should be the equal responsibility of both to bring up that child.