Sentence examples for bringing up with from inspiring English sources

Not being at work will give her more time with her baby daughter, Dulcie, whom she is bringing up with partner Jacquie Lawrence, a film-maker and gay rights activist.

Not only does this serve to "create links across the university," it enables discussion of sensitive topics that new investigators may feel uncomfortable bringing up with their own department chair or colleagues.

Cybersecurity and climate change are issues the Obama administration is bringing up with both countries.

If you get moderate to severe headaches, sensitivity to light, sound or odor or feelings of nausea or vomiting, it's worth bringing up with your physician next time you two are chatting, she says.

What was important about saying this is that it revealed that I was part of this conversation within that community, a conversation they usually avoid bringing up with the public or press.

"If we can do something to substantially reduce them, I mean, ideally get rid of them, maybe that's a dream, but certainly it's a subject that I'll be bringing up with him".

I was brought up with the military.

He was brought up with books.

"I've been brought up with tattoos.

I was brought up with ruins.

"I was brought up with gay people all my life.