Sentence examples for for some bringing from inspiring English sources

Flipping back and forth between the present and past, Boyle fills us in bit by bit on Tierwater's back story, which, in fact, provides the novel's slim narrative momentum save for some "Bringing Up Baby" high jinks with animals.

So Snyder has reached back into the team's past for some help, bringing coach Joe Gibbs, 63, out of retirement.

For some women, bringing up the child was considered a mother's responsibility, and even if this provoked social shame, some women perceived this option as being in the best interest of the child.

Being a member of the three musketeers has its benefits, but three cheers for Tim for bringing D'Artagnan some glory.

Admired by some for bringing doctors and public health officials together for weekly information exchanges, he was, as the leading health policy representative of Mayor Edward I. Koch's administration, criticized by others, especially in the gay community, for dragging his feet.

Weddings (for some reason) bring out the strangest behavior in some people; people you would never expect will start to change.

Criticized by some for bringing American know-how to a foreign team, Mr. Chance said at the time that he hoped to use the experience to help him build an even better boat for the United States.

And for some, "Crash" brings to life an inner dialogue they must be having that is filled with fear and suspicion.

This was a burial elsewhere that had been removed and for some reason brought to this site and re-buried on the crannog.

Matt Derbyshire the scorer for Blackburn bringing some light to what sounds like a terrible, terrible game.

All my love #sorryforgettingdeep. @Zendaya thanks for finally bringing some excitement in oak park Sincerely -everyone.