Sentence examples for brought out there from inspiring English sources

Do we want every name brought out there?

They've still got most of the tools I brought out there, which I know I'm never getting back.

I thought that was very powerful, and I really wanted to do that as a monologue, but I didn't know how to execute that - incorporate these completely relevant ideas to be brought out there doing art.

They also stress the good they brought out: "There is a strong sense of community here," says Zehra, "and everyone cares about each other.

For me, I always liked competing, and I was much more engaged when I had my own product that I wanted to bring out there".

As these examples bring out, there is no necessary incompatibility between the project of trying to formulate an account of explanation that satisfies traditional goals and an interest in the psychology of explanation.

"So there is no secret formula that is too horrible to bring out, there is no secret calculation that we are trying to hide from the world because, indeed the calculation has been on my website undisturbed for the best part of two years and there are other documents that we will be publishing in due course".

That means that if anyone is brought out of the house, there's no one to look after them before the ambulance service arrives.

It was "brought out and strongly emphasised that there was a real risk that this test might be frustrated if word got around the market that system purchases of longer terms were just an experiment".

It was brought out that there is a great variation in climate between one end of Long Island and the other, 125 miles apart.

[Guitarist] Andrew [Wessen]'s brother set up the residency, which brought Andrew out there.