Sentence examples for express brought from inspiring English sources

The Los Angeles Express brought in John Hadl as head coach in 1984 to mentor the rookie quarterback Steve Young.

The lost world of Scotland Yard detectives with cropped moustaches and Fleet Street writers with extravagant expenses still flourished in 1974, when Colin MacKenzie of the Express brought in the best and by my reckoning last scoop in the paper's history.

He showed us that speaking honestly and deeply when you are expected merely to express platitudes brings its own political authority.

What values are you hoping to express or bring to life?

If we don't know, our use of Twitter is likely to be yet another distraction; and if we do, we can use anything, including Twitter, to express and bring forth what we most value.

Many of the issues expressed are brought out in the quote below: That outpatient data is not collected in any form is madness!

Among the differentially expressed genes brought out by our microarray analysis, we focused on two, Amh and Has2, both included as part of the 'Reproduction' biological process (Table  1) and known players of the CCs biology (Additional file 5).

An enormous portion of the country has been scraped and glazed and numbed by several storms conspiring to act as one — a kind of dry-ice express bringing harsh temperatures, extreme windchills and lots of snow.

Teachers and students expressed that bringing AR to educational use would make the learning process more enjoyable.

(doctor, Italy) The idea of having this task, of at least expressing and bringing the milk, makes [the mothers] feel important to their baby.

A watch is just to express something, to bring an emotion".