Sentence examples for bringing into a from inspiring English sources

He used consciously those elements which part of the public already found funny, bringing into a mass medium what was already a subject for satire among the knowledgeable.

By Phyllis Crawford The New Yorker, March 1 , 1930 P. 16Some ways of bringing into a conversation gracefully one's acquaintance with well-known people.

The New Yorker, March 1 , 1930P. 16 Some ways of bringing into a conversation gracefully one's acquaintance with well-known people.

They involve a wide area of applications by bringing into a broader paradigm concepts of physics and mathematics [6 8].

You need to be brought into a building," he said.

He said that he and his roommates were brought into a common area.

And this is a hard thing to bring into a town without a lot of education.

There's a line of porta-potties and you're brought into a plywood room.

Turn onto a lightly floured bench and bring into a ball.

On the morning of January 25 , 2007 a frail eight-year-old boy was brought into a Queens courtroom in a wheelchair.

Each item of mail must be brought into a post office to be mailed.