Sentence examples for brought personally from inspiring English sources

After nine years in the making, the first commercial harvest of Querubi – just 4,000 bottles costing £25 for a half-litre – was brought personally into the UK last week by grower Willem Voorvaart.

But the plaintiff is met at the commencement of his proceedings by the fact that the defendant is not within the territorial jurisdiction, and cannot be served with any process by which he can be brought personally within the power of the court.

Increasingly, companies are attempting to bring personally owned smartphones into the fold of corporate IT, which in practice usually means providing access to MS Exchange or Lotus Notes.

But we don't really get to know any of them, or what they might bring personally to this life-or-death emergency".

Also, write a list of the things you want to bring personally.

She was used to the ire that that brought her personally, but she was unprepared for the bile suddenly directed at her family after the revolution began.

THE ASPARAGUS is slightly singed, which is a pity because the party leader has brought it personally from Austria as a small reward for his closest followers.

But she never looked as if she was relishing the added attention her love life brought her personally, as some partners of celebrities do.

Not only did she contribute personally, she brought members of her family on board.

In the IT Consumerization phase, the organizations permit their employees to bring their personally owned device to workplace.

Instead, he said he was about to get off anyway and lived in Queens so he would bring it personally.