Sentence examples for brought something with from inspiring English sources
And now I'm not, I'm looking on all that like a dream, and thinking, 'Yes, I remember that intensity.' I hoped I'd brought something with me, but … " Another long pause.
However, they brought something with them that was invaluable.
Regardless of when they came to New York or where they came from, these immigrants each brought something with them from their country of origin to remember "home" or family".
I still write poetry once in a while, and the collaborations and commissions always bring something with them, but the novels are my bedrock.
This absence brings something with it - a kind of dream Shakespeare, the one you might have if Verdi, Goethe, Welles and Auden gathered to discuss him.
Instead, they are works of complex creative endeavour, they are imaginative machines, but the players themselves must complete the circuitry; you have to bring something with you – and with some games that requirement is greater.
Some doors can be opened for us, which is lovely, but you have to bring something with you — that's the real test.
I think the idea is that everybody who attends The Trading Tortoise is bringing something with them that actually means something to them Vs.
Be sure to bring something with you that you can pass the time with just in case you finish earlier than others.
