Sentence examples for brings things to from inspiring English sources
"He brings things to more of an adult level than we've seen and heard," said Ted Leach, a retired newspaper publisher.
"He ultimately brings things to the dotted line, because he either puts the city into greater debt or makes it possible for the city to survive".
Folk dances are performed and xatonades (Lenten fish salads) are eaten, while everyone waits for two wild parades called Debauchery and Extermination, before the Burial of the Sardine, in which the parading and burning of the fishy image, symbolising the end of Lent, brings things to a close on 26 February (00 34 938 94 2251; sitgestur.cat).
The second disc offers a more astringent view, from her ruthless attitude towards her "Sidedish Friend" and the old flame fallen on hard times in "Accident", to the bitter warning that brings things to a close, "Don't fuck me in front of me".
As writer and creator Julian Fellowes brings things to a close, he seems to be dismantling the privileged world of Downton, often hinted at in previous series, with his usual reminders of the march of progress; the calendar days almost visibly fly past.
As David Lammy asked the home secretary, Theresa May (who was busy denying that a kettle had even existed) : "Is not the point of a kettle, that it brings things to the boil?" It is often observed that kettling is designed to dissuade people from coming out to protest: if anything, it has the reverse effect on those who've experienced it.
