Sentence examples for brought to one from inspiring English sources

What one wants, on the contrary, is for other people to occupy themselves with one's own moods and requirements; to lie on a sofa and listen to music, and have things brought to one on a tray!" Breakfast in bed is yours for a month if you can name 10 female artists who managed to get that deal.

A patient evaluation form with the name of the patient written on it was brought to one of the five research physicians.

When Iraqis are captured, he said, most are brought to one of the 14 "tactical" prisons on military bases in Iraq, some of which, he said, are mobile.

Repairable systems can be brought to one of possible states following a repair.

"Red Velvet," Anderson quickly replied, a play on the color of Huerter's hair and the soft shooting stroke he has brought to one of the league's youngest teams.

If you listened closely, you could hear the scathing contempt she brought to one of her signature songs, "I'm Hip," the Dave Frishberg-Bob demolitionmofition of a namedropping bohemian poseur.

Like other technology consultants, Cap Gemini has experienced a sharp contraction in revenue in the last year, made worse by the newfound emphasis on United States business after the Ernst & Young deal, which brought to one-third the share of its revenue derived there.

Each ingredient has been carefully selected and included thanks to the benefit it brings to one's overall complexion.

I saw the change that being self-employed can bring to one's life.

So what happens is the son brings to one clinic and the daughter brings to another clinic.

The swelling of the feet, then there is one that removes all the fat from the body and it brings to one side.