If you are a builder of any kind, bring your imagination, strength and courage to forge new designs and aid in the construction of an experiential educational framework.
Or you can be one of the people who has the courage to bring your full emotional self into everything you do.
"Your courage brought you here today".
IF you go for a drive in this overstimulating, overwhelming city of 20 million, it is best to bring along courage, stamina and a very loud horn.
During Ms. Clarke's two years at the Pentagon, Mr. Rumsfeld said, "she has developed countless new methods to tell the story of our fighting forces, and bring their courage, dedication and professionalism into sharp focus for all Americans".
"They kept saying they would bring courage to the victims of the quake disaster," NHK, Japan's national public broadcasting network, said early Monday in celebrating the world championship.
Emre Can has completed his £9.75m transfer from Bayer Leverkusen to Liverpool and will bring "charisma" plus "courage" to the team's midfield, according to the manager Brendan Rodgers.
Nearly a year later, in the 1992 message, he vowed, "We can bring the same courage and sense of common purpose to the economy that we brought to Desert Storm," but it was too late.
Once again, as our nation deals with Trumpism, Bruce Springsteen's poetry and prose can bring courage.
