Truth is, the road to stardom is littered with "bringer" shows, in which the beginner is booked only on condition of bringing a predetermined number of paying customers.
A budgie will begin to associate the "bringer of food" with good memories.
The hymn tune at the heart of "Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" resonated with patriotic heart and wartime nostalgia; "Uranus, the Magician" and "Neptune, the Mystic" keenly conveyed Holst's still-awing mystery and mastery.
Comedy Virgins, held several times a week at Stockwell's Cavendish Arms, advertises itself as "a bringer gig and proud", with all the performers providing at least one drink-buying guest in order to secure their stage time.
At first he does not believe her, but as she guides him around the places where the lovers have their trysts, he finds himself unable to deny the truth, while developing a bizarre and erratic relationship with the bringer of these bad tidings.
Ladies and gentlemen, the award for Best Ripley — the deathless bringer of death, a man with a mine shaft where his moral sense should be, and a hero so beloved of Highsmith that she gave him five books to himself — goes to Mr. John Malkovich.
Become the ultimate bringer of sweet, tasty destruction with every slash.
If the dish isn't obvious, the dish bringer should label the dish with the name of the food and note if there are nuts, or meats in it.
As a recent refugee from Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's regime, I found it disturbing to read the headline for his interview with Simon Tisdall (Genocidal mastermind or bringer of peace? Bashir says he is a wronged man, 21 April).
A later movement, Jupiter – the Bringer of Jollity, confirmed the work's identity with WWI as its melody became the hymn I Vow to Thee, My Country.
