Sentence examples for brought up having from inspiring English sources

A guest brought up having been at the Hevesi party.

He skilfully risked annoying some of the mourners by reminding them that the Methodism in which she was brought up had also inspired the Tolpuddle Martyrs.

The paintings in the exhibition that will soon go on show in the village of Penygroes, where Williams was brought up, have a deep resonance for him.

"Guys were struggling and we sent guys down, and the guys we brought up have done a good job," Girardi said.

The themes that Piketty brings up have been enshrined in discussion about progressive economists for decades.

I had two sons to bring up, had just divorced and needed a car for my business.

"All the issues people continue to bring up have been basically been dealt with.

It fit great and it follows the rule having attention brought up by having an accent collar in charcoal.

In the stew of hydrocarbons they've brought up, they have found cholesterol-like molecules that are produced today only by one group of sponges.

In that year, 1,870 boys and 149 girls were brought up to have their tribulations considered.

PARELES Along with the quality of relaxation you brought up, I have to add bite.