Sentence examples for bringing perhaps from inspiring English sources

Leave jewelry and other valuables at home, bringing perhaps only a picture or other cheerful memento.

And then you turn the corner and see the familiar face of Tony the Tiger hawking a strangely-renamed product (Frosties, Zucaritas, Sucrilhos), bringing perhaps a pang of cultural imperialist guilt.

Are they ready for the new throngs of admirers that will no doubt come flocking off the back of the attention the new album is bringing, perhaps ones who may have been previously scared off with some of the Decemberists' more experimental recordings?

The boom that brought a host of new restaurants to New York in the last three years did the same for New Orleans, although on a smaller scale, befitting a city of barely half a million, bringing perhaps a dozen new and notable dining spots each year.

California has faced criticism for bringing perhaps too much zeal to regulating the development of autonomous vehicles.

The housing bubble brought perhaps the biggest lift.

Those men, in turn, have brought perhaps 200 more.

In a normal year, his plot of winter wheat brings perhaps $585.

The molestation charges have brought perhaps the greatest scandal ever witnessed in college sports.

"What should I bring?" "Perhaps you could just bring a small appetizer and some dessert," she said.

The second week back brought perhaps the greatest Piggott moment of all.