Sentence examples for bringing scores from inspiring English sources

Kcho was also in charge of bringing scores of young artists from every Cuban province to Havana, a first for many of them, to show their work.

And then came busing, which combined every provocation to the neighborhood's character: a plan imposed by outsiders, and bringing scores of outsiders into one of South Boston's bedrock institutions, its schools.

Rather than telling us the story, Hodgson dramatises it – as he did in his 2014 show French Exchange – bringing scores of eccentric but instantly recognisable characters to life with terrific dialogue and vocal flair.

In the past year, Eritrea helped broker a peace plan for eastern Sudan and held several meetings on Darfur, bringing scores of rebels to Asmara, a time capsule for perfectly preserved 1930s Art Deco architecture built by the Italian colonists.

The High Line has become a major tourist attraction, bringing scores of buses every year, and with them, new luxury hotels, a relocated museum and higher property values.

As described in the primary study [ 32], LDX treatment versus placebo significantly improved deficits in EF (BRIEF-A GEC T-scores of ≥65) bringing scores well within the normative range.

The plea brought scores of "B2Q" suggestions.

The search brought scores of law enforcement authorities to the Big Bear ski area, about 50 miles northeast of Riverside, after his truck was found burned.

This brought scores of slaves to the Union line, though many more were spirited deeper into Confederate territory by their owners.

The plea on WGEM had brought scores of volunteers to West Quincy, and the success of the radio appeal wasn't lost on workers at the other levees.

The demonstrators dispersed after an unrelated shooting outside a nearby 7-Eleven shop left five people injured and brought scores of armed police and helicopters to the area.