Sentence examples for charged to bring from inspiring English sources

The film will not allow Guinness's thief to get away with it: though we won't realise it until the last reel, he is already handcuffed to the Scotland Yard officer charged to bring him back to Britain, rationing, and the fag end of the Attlee administration.

Helms plays insurance salesman Tim Lippe (prononunced "lippy"), a staggeringly naive middle-aged nitwit who is sent from his one-horse home town to an association conference, charged to bring back the coveted "Two Diamonds" award that will, he thinks, keep his small-time, family-friendly outfit in business.

The organisers also asked supporters to temper their criticism of the parish council, which decided that parkrun ought to be charged to bring it in line with other organisations like the local football club, which pays for use of its facilities.

As one example, groups of students can be charged to bring expertise on a particular topic to class, check that expertise with others studying the same topic in a small group, and then be "jigsawed" into a new small group in which expertise from different topics can be shared (Clarke, 1994).

The floor will be split into 6 sections, with towers and mobs will continuously charging to bring it down.

J. C. Penney's chairman, Thomas Engibous, led the charge to bring Mr. Ullman back.

He also led the charge to bring a convention center and hotel to the city.

The Wayne County prosecutor, Mike Duggan, was expected to decide on Thursday what charges to bring.

Newt Gingrich, then a congressman, led the charge to bring Wright down.

Lown had invented the defibrillator,a device that uses electrical charges to bring a tumultuous heartbeat under control.

"What organization puts a 20-year-old in charge to bring it to the top that year?" McMillan said.