Sentence examples for brought strangers from inspiring English sources

She also brought strangers to life.

Al-Hajer brought strangers to Mohamed's home.

It carried away the people you knew and brought strangers in their place.

Woods, who likes to protect his privacy, was also annoyed when Harmon brought strangers around.

Three simple sentences offered by a priest on Wednesday came closest to conveying the senselessness of the act that brought strangers together inside a Roman Catholic church in Downtown Brooklyn.

So she signed up for the Lunch Club (www.thelunchclub.net), an online service in New York City that brings strangers together for meals.

With the second season, he didn't know if he'd be up for bringing strangers that kind of discomfort.

But, while a tiny minority gets very drunk, or has fights with other fans, the sport more usually unifies, bringing strangers together in victory or (more often) defeat.

My newfound friends came courtesy of a Chicago start-up business called Grubwithus, an online service with the seemingly modest aim of bringing strangers together to have a meal.

Most of the action takes place off camera and before the series was shown to the public; television is the MacGuffin that brings strangers together and tears one couple apart.

Thirty-eight planes were told to land immediately, and for a couple of hours Mr. King barely had time to call his wife and say he would be bringing strangers home for the night.