Sentence examples for bringing wonderful from inspiring English sources
For all our occasional triumphs we are so often, at the business end of things, a mere colony of Hollywood – while artistically, we abide in the uneasy knowledge that close to us there is a place where a conveyor belt of fine movies seems to just keep rolling on, effortlessly bringing wonderful, truly cinematic films to its own people and the world beyond.
However, it's true that for at least 6 months, temperatures go up into the high 30s, bringing wonderful long beach days.
That people have been coming to America from all over the world for years and years, voluntarily and involuntarily, and bringing wonderful things with them, and making this country richer — I didn't think that was open to debate.
She brought wonderful things into the collection and made the place very much her own.
Local restaurants brought wonderful outdoor grilled foods to lots of hungry patrons, and other merchants brought out specially priced merchandise.
What brings wonderful American Ballet Theater dancers like Marcelo Gomes, Maria Riccetto, Kristi Boone, Isaac Stappas, Gemma Bond and Roman Zhurbin to this overlong wallow in relationship hell?
Both actors bring wonderful comic timing to their roles as well as insight into the emotional DNA of their characters.
"They brought wonderful ideas, from the latest early learning computer stations to kids' literary criticism and music programs," he said.
He brought wonderful singers to Munich — Hermann Prey, Helen Donath and others — and carried out ambitious plans like complete cycles of all of the operas of Wagner (in 1982-83) and of Strauss (1988-89).
"This is a prize I have a lot of respect and admiration for – over the years it's brought wonderful literature to a wide readership that might not have found many of the books," said the novelist.
Though Mr. Hvorostovsky brought wonderful swagger to his singing of the "Toreador Song" from Bizet's "Carmen," the music sits low for his voice; his sound was gravelly and his diction indistinct.
