Sentence examples for brought up being from inspiring English sources

James Richards, a specialist on the period at Christie's auction house, where the work will be sold on 15 July, thinks the work is enchanting, but added: "When I was brought up being read the poems and the Pooh stories, I did not realise that the real Christopher Robin did not have a good relationship with his father".

"We're brought up being told that having sex with someone is a bit vulgar," says one 26-year-old virgin.

Later in the interview, Lee also brought up being inspired by another celebrity, fashion designer Valentino, in the initial idea for ShoeDazzle.

Do you feel weird about the bruising because S&T has brought up being put off by it, or just personally?

Many times I've worked with a parent who was brought up being told to keep her feelings to herself -- scolded if she dared to express her thoughts or wishes.

In a 2015 interview, she first brought up being "blackballed" by the trio, saying that she had spoken to Daniels and he would not elaborate on what Mo'Nique did or did not do to be blackballed.

One example they bring up is the pricing model that traditional airlines use.

A great question that this is all bringing up is what is the role of a publisher now?

TRUMP: The first thing I brought up was North Korea.

The way Mr. Zibel was brought up was very modestly.

But one name local fans brought up was Shockey's.