Sentence examples for brought a flow of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Paisley's announcement brought a flow of valedictory compliments from British and Irish political leaders.

The phenomenal increase in his prices (his seascapes were fetching just tens of thousands no more than ten years ago, but have now breached the $1 million barrier) has brought a flow of works into the saleroom.

The proud performer, who is of Caribbean decent, brings a flow and cadence that is a cross between Busta Rhymes and Nicki Minaj -- from the spitfire attitude to the grime meets dancehall sound she is providing.

And it is one of the principles behind Mr. Sexton's global law program, which has brought a constant flow of legal experts from around the world to be visiting professors.

Though he accepts that the cable car, which will eventually link the Central do Brasil train station to the new VLT tram in Gamboa, has brought a greater flow of tourists to the area, he says the project was hugely disruptive.

It set records on the track, promoted Baldwin-Motion's SS-427 Camaro program and brought a steady flow of cash and traffic into Baldwin Chevrolet and the Motion Performance shop.

This finding is consistent with single White women expecting marriage to bring them a flow of future in-marriage transfers and with these transfers being related to thinness.

The flow of time has brought a constant stream of new people to our island and they've made themselves at home here.

Some 500 guest rooms and 32 tower apartments were intended to bring a steady flow of visitors and a source of profit to the church.

Pedro- how long do you think Angels fans will continue to support the team without a quality rotation, seeing through the thin veil of smoke and mirrors as Arte brings a continuous flow of has-been position players who are years past production?

Most are in the Mitte district, like Casa Camper (Weinmeisterstrasse 1; 49-30-2000-3410; www.casacamper.com), where doubles are about 200 euros a night, and its central location will very likely bring a steady flow of foodies to its soon-to-open restaurant, Dos Pallilos, run by Albert Raurich, who once worked at El Bulli.