Sentence examples for bringing on the from inspiring English sources
The manager could afford to rest Gerrard by bringing on the 20-year-old Jay Spearing.
Clearly, this wasn't the occasion for Pandit to dwell on his career, or on the role that Citi's irresponsible actions played in bringing on the subprime-mortgage crisis.
Mr. Ratmansky refers to the historical truth of those collective farms by bringing on the Grim Reaper amid the comedy in Act II.
It is programmes such as these that demonstrate the service's commitment to bringing in, and bringing on, the most talented people from different backgrounds.
The Pet Shop Boys were canny enough to close their visually striking show by bringing on the full Brythoniaid to join them for Go West.
Norris loves the variety the role brings: "It involves placing graduates into recruitment roles in London, so it's bringing on the clients, bringing on the candidates, providing adverts, doing different kinds of job specs, spending a lot of time on the phone doing offer negotiation and closing the deal – everything".
Now bring on the Olympics".
Forget the Games; bring on the gastroenterologists.
"So bring on the Russians," they wrote.
So, bring on the next new Nutcracker.
