Sentence examples for could bring over from inspiring English sources

The government, he said, could bring over more family members and place them in witness protection.

But the Halo Universe is full of cool-sounding code names, and Microsoft's only scratched the surface of what it could bring over.

His parents, Sarah (nee Schindler) and Philip, had been Jewish immigrants from Poland (in no way, he would emphasise, Polish); his father, the son of a rabbi, had run away from home and been disowned when he went to America, but his mother's family was so poor that they had actually sent her to America at 16 to work in sweatshops until she could bring over her mother and brothers.

Requiring this suspension, rather than leaving it at the SEC's discretion, could bring over a few votes.

Requiring this suspension, rather than leaving it at the SEC’s discretion, could bring over a few votes.

When I asked her what "treat" I could bring over to help make her feel better she said a strawberry shake from Burgerville.

"She argued that the baby would spend so much time at her house that she needed just as much stuff as we did, including things that we could easily bring over with us or that she just wouldn't need, such as clothing, a car seat, a baby bath, etc".

In the end, the mother-in-law bought most of these items herself "while complaining about the cost, despite our assurances that there wasn't anything the baby would need at her house that we couldn't easily bring over when he was there," the woman recalled.

He and Duncan talked it over and asked if they could bring Noir over.

But who these days could better bring over-the-top Ziegfeld-style glamour back to Broadway?

Reports suggest that it could bring in over €3 billion ($4.2 billion).