Sentence examples for brought someone with from inspiring English sources

"I have brought someone with me," she would tell children, singsongy, as she fished out of her handbag a wooden doll she called Nicholas Knickerbocker.

Enthralled, I asked Rebecca if there was anything more I could do to up my chances, before spitting out an idea, "What if I brought someone with me, and we camped out in the most haunted part of the building?" "I'd know just where to put you," she said, giving me an offer that she said was exclusive.

If you brought someone with you, you'd probably be busy chatting with your friend or significant other.

Bully cop makes an announcement: "If you brought someone with you for moral support, they will owe you a nice dinner".

If you want to bring someone with you, let the firm know in advance.

Mr. Schnall said he told Dr. Malakov to "bring someone with him, so he's not accused of anything".

The next week, the white person would come back with a black person whose skin was slightly darker, and so on, each week bringing someone with darker skin.

David Rosenthal, Simon & Schuster's publisher, said he had hired Ms. Painton because he wanted to "bring someone with a very fresh perspective of things".

Before we hung up he told me he was going to have a party at his place on Saturday, I could come and bring someone with me.

Even when the neurologist (who has not yet given a diagnosis) suggests rather ominously that she should bring someone with her to the next appointment, Alice comes alone, never expecting the worst.

Reviving a drowning victim, for example, is rarely as easy as it looks on television, where a few chest compressions and some mouth-to-mouth resuscitation always seem to bring someone with waterlogged lungs and a stilled heart coughing and sputtering back to life.