Sentence examples for brought somewhere from inspiring English sources
The GMB participants and key informant interviewees both reported drugs being brought somewhere close to a facility for collection by facility personnel once access was possible.
"Everything was organized and brought from somewhere else.
"It's fascinating that they were brought from somewhere else".
And in one film, he took a step ahead of the times and brought them somewhere, I suspect, that he didn't intend for them to go.
It brought me somewhere I don't go, into a community I don't belong to, to understand a story in a new way because of the place it was performed in.
Several years ago, officials started appealing to the public to return any original bricks they held or knew about, and citizens have brought in somewhere between 120,000 and 400,000 of them, depending on which official you ask.
If we can all just agree on a minimalist definition of hate speech and its harms, we might get somewhere and bring everyone along.
His campaign had suggested last week that Mr. Perry was more likely to bring in somewhere around $10 million.
"I am naturally attracted to feminine things, but I want to bring them somewhere different, or to put together in a 'wrong' way," Ms. Rocha said.
Perhaps trying to manage expectations, his campaign last week dismissed reports that Mr. Perry was hoping to raise as much as $20 million and suggested at the time that he was more likely to bring in somewhere around $10 million.
