Sentence examples for bringing up now from inspiring English sources
"I think the thing that everyone is bringing up now is that China is technologically ahead of everyone.
Bringing up Now On Tap will give you more information about Tomorrowland, because Google knows that's what you are talking about.
There's nobody else in the minors really worthy of bringing up now, unless Lee is actually sound.
A lot of people brought up now know nothing about church other than marriages, funeral or the TV.
By W. S. Merwin The New Yorker, May 23 , 1988P. 28 This is the way we were all brought up now we imagine View Article W. S. Merwin's poetry first appeared in The New Yorker in 1955, and the magazine has since published close to two hundred of his poems and short stories.
Justice Johnson, for the Court, wrote: Although this question is brought up now for the first time to be decided by this Court, we consider it as having been long since settled in public opinion.
"Why are you bringing that up now?" "Good question," I said.
When asked if she was bringing up these observations now to help her daughter, Mrs Donovan replied: "Shauna is going to get what she gets.
Bringing up the topic now can make it easier for your child to open up about problems later.
They also talked about being focused on bringing up their children now that they were feeling better while others reported a diminished sexual desire as a result of ageing.
