Sentence examples for bringing back to from inspiring English sources

Despite the skills you'd be acquiring and bringing back to work, not all employers are sympathetic.

Factory, bringing back to market half a dozen films, several of which have been hard to find.

Fast fashion has become so cheap it isn't worth bringing back to the store if it doesn't fit.

His reformist measures met with disapproval, and he was recalled – bringing back to London his vast collection of ethnological objects.

But we need to know how much they're worth and we need to know what value are they bringing back to the city".

I do worry about using the term "insourcing" to mean U.S.-based companies somehow "bringing back" to America jobs that they had "outsourced".

Notably, he traveled through various cosmic realms, bringing back to the Buddha reports of things that were transpiring in those worlds.

London's games were a means of bringing back to life a poor part of the capital at a speed that defied normal budgets and planning regulations.

There also, in a cameo, is Bertrand Russell, the pacifist philosopher whose views on bombing Russia the author takes delight in bringing back to the light.

White Plains officials have taken a major step toward bringing back to the city a movie theater -- in fact, 21 of them.

As one of these dreamers, Nikolai Federov, wrote: "Our duty, our task, consists in bringing back to life all who have died......