Sentence examples for brought over here from inspiring English sources

If we had not fought "over there", the fight might not have been brought "over here".

It was brought over here by John Carter, managing director of Scribner's in London.

We'd been brought over here to help run the NHS and the public services, but now we realised that we were just Pakis and niggers.

When a British production is brought over here, the scenery and props are admitted duty-free, with the understanding that at the conclusion of the run they must eigher be destroyed or shipped out of the country.

It was brought over here in one of Lord Lothian's diplomatic-mail pouches, and picked up at the British Embassy by Mrs. Natalie Wales Latham, who escorted it to the Waldorf-Astoria.

A new eeidtion is coming out in England at this writing; the pages are being brought over here by the Macmillan Co., which will bind them and get out an American version for the first time in history, to sell for $19.50.

"We won't see anything in the next 12 to 18 months, but after that I expect there to be two or three Fiat platforms which Chrysler can bring over here," said Michael Robinet, an analyst with the firm CSM Worldwide.

We should be paying attention to the real drug war, the heroin that is in our country that our government is bringing over here and the people that are being imprisoned and killed because of it.

"What they said to me was that they wanted our help in contacting and bringing over here people who had personal knowledge of the gas attack," he said.

Americans should be aware that much of what you'll find here was brought over from the U.S., so don't expect rare Japanese treasures from bygone eras.

"He brought it over here in a blanket," Mr. Breker said.