Sentence examples for bring very much from inspiring English sources

But the work he did there — adding up figures for other men, bookkeeping for a fine-gauge-silk-stocking factory — didn't bring very much money home.

On a day trip to Coronado, Calif., last summer, Natalie Karic didn't bring very much with her just a beach bag, a change of clothes and a few CDs for the car ride.

The tradecraft of silent watching and the discomfort, thirst and increasing claustrophobia of the hideout are brought very much to life, right down to coping with an attack of diarrhoea while holed up with no access to a toilet.

It didn't really bring us very much".

A book of stories is coming out this fall, but that won't bring in very much.

A rude attitude won't bring you very much luck.

"We were brought up very much pro-Palestinian.

An insatiable (and almost outdated) appetite for batting long has brought Hameed very much into the thoughts of the England management, despite his being only 19.

But their purpose has been mainly to keep the lights on at the Kennedy Space Center and Houston's Johnson Space Center — by removing manned flight from the heavens and bringing it very much down to earth.

And we're bringing entertainment very much into that category".

Midfielder Cathal Compton brought Rosocmmon very much into the picture with two points, but the Red Hands restored their three point cushion when McShane landed his second.