Sentence examples for bringing matters from inspiring English sources

Devotees of Trevor's slyly plotted fiction will guess early on that the addled local wanderer, Orpen Wren, once a retainer on the estate where Ellie and Florian have their meetings, will end up playing a key if inadvertent role in bringing matters to a crisis.

And the final twist, far from making the villainy seem suddenly larger and more chilling than you ever imagined (which is what twists are supposed to do - isn't it?), has the perverse effect of diminishing it, bringing matters to a close with a decided whimper.

That has made a terrible difference over the past year and it is now bringing matters to a head".

He then arranged for armed troops to be sent to Southampton and when Trenchard threatened lethal force, the mutineers surrendered, bringing matters to a close without bloodshed.

Organisms slow these effects by "exporting" entropy to the surroundings; if all the heat generated by processes associated with bringing matter and energy into an organism stayed in the organism, it would rapidly die.

Penalties bring matters to a dramatic head.

Lurie was determined to bring matters to a head.

Which brings matters back to the baseball field.

Still, he said, the tussle between the government and the king brought matters to a head.

A shocking finale brings matters back into focus, but for many it was too late.

It was only Elliott Johnson's apparent suicide that brought matters to a head.