Sentence examples for bringing? from inspiring English sources

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bringing?

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Present participle of bring

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As usual, I'll also be covering all the breaking political news as well as looking at the papers and bringing you the best politics from the web.

Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents – young and old, rich and poor – have peacefully occupied major thoroughfares across the city, shuttering businesses and bringing traffic to a halt.

"First of all, they intimidated me by bringing me to a station and putting me in a cell.

Blatter is popular in Africa, Fifa's biggest voting bloc, for bringing its first World Cup in 2010 and using Fifa cash to fund hundreds of facilities for national associations across the continent.

She also made it clear that she would keep Labour's policy of bringing back a 50p top rate of income.

After one attempt at devolution failed in 1979, they played a decisive role in bringing down the Callaghan government, whose fall was followed by Margaret Thatcher.

The charity's co-founder, David Coles, says that bringing in overseas volunteers for a six-week project, for example, can be hugely beneficial in terms of sharing skills and exchanging ideas.

But one, by ICM for Scotland on Sunday, found that one in 10 no voters would switch to support independence if there was no clear pledge to give Holyrood more power before the referendum is held, bringing the yes campaign closer to winning the vote.

Other US big names such as Taylor Swift and LeAnn Rimes have been bringing country-style music into the pop charts, while Dolly Parton's appearance on last year's Glastonbury Pyramid stage was a success that took even the organisers by surprise.

"If there is no union then why should the English pay, why would the English electorate agree to let Scots share their currency?" Trimble was awarded the Nobel peace prize, along with John Hume, for his role in bringing about the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.

Bringing a prosecution under this act was always going to be difficult because it requires an explicit agreement to pay money or some other "valuable consideration", such as a loan, in return for an honour.

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