Sentence examples for brings at the from inspiring English sources

That is the difference between the price the property brings at the foreclosure sale and the remaining balance on the mortgage, as well as all payments due (including late charges and costs of the foreclosure).

For wealthy business donors such as the Koch brothers and Washington's army of lobbyists, control of the Senate brings at the very least the prospect of more sympathetic Republican chairman of key committees such as banking and judiciary, which determine how corporate America is regulated.

Possibly, this kind of contact interface brings, at the same time, an increased charge recombination due to interface defects.

The recent availability of well-defined spare parts lists and their interactions brings at the forefront the need to develop procedures to design and optimize genetic circuits that exhibit a desired functionality.

The gig brought, at the very least, a nice view.

If there are other charges, they will be brought at the appropriate time".

I've done everything to reach a cease-fire that will bring, at the end, a true peace.

(Infringement actions are lawsuits brought at the European Court of Justice alleging violations of European Union law. Violations can be punished with heavy fines).

The latest claim has been brought at the court of session in Edinburgh and was announced in the legal notices section of the Times on Monday.

The FBI identified four suspects, all Ku Klux Klan members, but no charges were brought at the time, though one, Robert Chambliss, was sentenced for holding the dynamite without a permit.

Mr. Loring said that Farnham presented the brooch to his wife, Sally James Farnham, after she admired his sapphire iris brooch, which Henry Walters brought at the Paris fair.