Sentence examples for brought on your from inspiring English sources

And if you used plastic or disposable bags (rather than bags you brought on your own), you have to pay 5 cents per bag.

Geoffrey Wolff, author of biographies on two fabled black sheep -- the 1920's Bostonian Harry Crosby, and more recently, John O'Hara -- noted that now the phrase "Oh, my God, the shame you have brought on your family!" goes virtually unheard.

Before if you brought on your cousin full-time to help you ship orders, or worked with a foundry to cast your jewelry designs, or collaborated with a studio to fire your pottery, you might have felt you were somehow breaking the rules.

"All the dead are here, so bring on your wrecking ball".

And bring on your tigers, and we'll march through them".

If anger and stress regularly bring on your angina, a stress-reduction program or meditation can help.

But before you run out to see the Roman ruins and ancient abbeys or eat homemade cakes and bread in the local bakeries, what should you bring on your trip?

If you don't have access to 300 million people you can bring on your books tomorrow.

They're a great neutral color, making them go well with so many outfits, and the easy slide-on style makes them a perfect pair to bring on your next tropical vacation.

Remember, your thoughts are what bring on your feelings.

Lay out the clothing and cash you plan to bring on your trip.