Sentence examples for brought up first from inspiring English sources

If intelligence, justice, and morality are to have precedence in the Government, let the question of woman be brought up first and that of the negro last.

His mother, a Romany gypsy, died when he was born, and he was brought up, first in Peiping, then in France by his maternal grandmother.

Growing up in New Mexico — I was brought up first on the border of the Navajo reservation in rural Gallup, to the west, and then at the foot of the Sandia tramway in Albuquerque — it's easy to feel that you live on the margins of the country's consciousness.

Two particular challenges were brought up: First, even if Kampusareena was considered as an agreeable place to work, the value co-creating effects of the platform were regarded as rather limited.

The story was brought up first thing during Franco's appearance on "Live!," apparently at his request.

It got brought up first at the Independent Spirit Awards as a lead actor and "Magic Mike" for the supporting actor.

Ricky Welty was sacked for a 13-yard loss, then completed passes of three and 12 yards to bring up fourth down and eight.

On the Bears' next drive, Jones started out with a 14-yard run, and then Muhammad caught a 9-yard pass, bringing up second down and one on the Colts' 45-yard line.

Now another incompletion brought up third-and-nine.

The Dodgers brought up third base, a position Kendrick had not played in 10 years.

On to the topic many industry watchers bring up first: what's been left out.