Sentence examples for bring you right from inspiring English sources
"Smells like this, they bring you right back to childhood," she said.
-- an evening with "4 Blondes" (Atlantic Monthly, this month) by Candace Bushnell will bring you right down: "4 Blondes" is aversion therapy for social climbers.
Squats with heavy weights involve such a huge movement that they can very easily bring you right to the point of exhaustion.
First off the titular traffic light is an analogy for behaviour in a relationship which is then extended to roundabouts, and not in a particularly original way (apparently, roundabouts just bring you right back to where you started from).
An evening here will bring you right back to that gilded age of movie going.
It's meant to bring you right into the theater and show you what it's like to be there.
They are after all closely related, sharing the same Latin root, humus, earth, which humility brings you right down to.
For now, though, there is a wonderful old wooden-bedecked 19th hole, where you can feel you're back in Victorian times — until you look up at the pyramids, which brings you right back to ancient times.
As well as summits (with characterful names like Rough Brow and Brass Point), the route brings you right down to the shoreline in places, so pack your swimmers if it's a sunny day.
Over 200 works from different civilisations are arranged chronologically, from the birth of writing in 3500 BC through to 19th-century paintings, creating the effect of a journey through time – the minimalist, Japanese-designed building itself bringing you right up to the modern day.
