Sentence examples for brought to make a from inspiring English sources

Aaron Friedman, a consultant for Transportation Alternatives and a self-professed hater of car alarms, set off one he had brought to make a noisy point.

Under close guard and with only enough time to respond to one question, 24-year-old Matthew Miller spoke briefly to an Associated Press television journalist at a Pyongyang hotel, where he had been brought to make a phone call to his family.

They also gave me ideas of other things to bring to make my stay a little more comfortable (e.g., CDs, books, swimsuit, etc).

He even brought himself to make a toast: "To surprise!

Evidence from earlier excavations had already suggested that more bluestones were brought in to make a more complex pattern.

Tracey Wilson was brought in to make a John King-like assessment of points and scoring.

And by "Wednesday," they mean their service dog, the canine brought in to make a life of isolation a bit more bearable.

Jem Bendell's analysis reads: "Its not so much 'who to bring on to make a difference', but who to bring on to get the best out of the rest.

Add the egg and flour and bring together to make a firm dough.

A remainer in 2016, she cannot bring herself to make a positive case for Brexit.

"I could never bring myself to make a heart-shaped dessert," he said.