Sentence examples for finished bringing from inspiring English sources

A survey by Eurobarometer, the EU's pollsters, for example, found that women who had finished bringing up their families said they had wanted (on average) 2.3 children.

Meanwhile, through phone calls and visits, Opie was intensifying her relationship with Burleigh, who had never been involved with a woman before, and who had just finished bringing up a daughter, whom she'd had when she was eighteen.

The figure would then be tossed into the field of a neighbor who had not yet finished bringing in their grain.

The pluralistic egalitarian revolution that Steinem has done so much to bring about has not finished bringing dignity to all of humanity -- and it needs to continue.

She told the BBC: "It's a corporate crime to spend £500m on a stadium and, just four weeks after the Games have finished, bring the bulldozers in".

Short sellers were furiously attacking the carcass because they knew the firm was finished, brought down by the foolish leverage and hot-money wholesale funding from which it had harvested so much ill-gotten profit in the past.

That camera captures the concert from start to finish, bringing the viewer close to the musicians, with very few shots of the audience and no backstage scenes.

The perennially subjunctive character of talk of dharma perhaps more significantly reflects, however, the view that Vedic injunctions essentially enjoin the ongoing bringing into being (bhāvanā) of a ritual world that must continually be renewed; it is insofar as no one ever finishes bringing this world into being that its realization is always still to come.

Can you please come here?" "Let me finish bringing in the groceries and I'll be right there".

Refresh your pivot table to finish bringing in the new data.

When you finish bringing the edges of the wrapper together, your wonton should look like a tiny "sack" of filling with its upper edges ruffled up.