Sentence examples for brings by from inspiring English sources
The friendly innkeeper, Karin, gives guests insider tips about the city (and sometimes brings by cupcakes, too).
He then rings the waiter, who brings "by degrees some fifty adjuncts to that refreshment, but of tea not a glimpse".
It saddens me that as the child of older parents, she'll be, in a certain way, alone in the world too young, that she'll have to deal with whatever our aging brings by herself.
"I don't think you can fully capture the value Fox News brings by looking at the Nielsen ratings alone," said Craig Moffett, the longtime financial analyst who specializes in cable.
Ted Hughes has reached this age — he reached it some time ago — but he has been cheated of the peace that age brings by the posthumous fame of Plath and by the public's fascination with the story of her life.
From the opening poem, "Subtitle," we feel ourselves to be in the presence of a Masonic plan: a politely coded scheme to shift around the furniture of our daily lives, and to see what the rearrangement brings by way of enchantment and threat.
Oxygen participates in the provision of energy for the evolution of life but also brings by-products, such as superoxide and peroxides [ 29].
It is a change brought by technology.
Political pressure brought by whom?
Each one was brought by the Parent-Child Home Program.
The lawsuit was brought by Nellie Brownlee.
