Sentence examples for brought to the intelligence from inspiring English sources

Suspected informants are monitored and eventually brought to the intelligence headquarters in Bab Hawa, by the Turkish border, or handed over to local Islamic courts for interrogation.

"One is constantly struck by the intelligence brought to the inconspicuous details of living, as if the routines of urban existence were being freshly invented for the first time".

Two days later, Nunes was brought to the White House to see intelligence reports that allegedly included the names of Trump associates.

They brought to the dance works grace and intelligence.

He brought to the White House experience combining military, intelligence and diplomacy to fight terrorism.

I was struck by the energy, enthusiasm and intelligence they brought to the challenge.

This was a 10-year intelligence operation brought to the screen in a two-and-a-half-hour film.

If Mrs. Clinton brings to the Senate the intelligence and energy that she brought to her campaign, she should make a worthy successor to the estimable Mr. Moynihan, who is retiring after 24 honorable years of service.

Being considered for: Director of national intelligence Would bring to the job: Intimate experience with intelligence during a 34-year Navy career.

Would bring to the job: Intimate experience with intelligence during a 34-year Navy career.

He brings to the show the same visual intelligence that he relied on for his stunning recent revivals of Sondheim's "Sweeney Todd" and "Company".