Sentence examples for go bring a from inspiring English sources

Play a lot, everywhere you go, bring a hacky; it's small and portable, so ideal for carrying anywhere.

If you want to take creatine on the go, bring a separate water bottle and store the creatine dry.

If you're eating on the go, bring a napkin — the egg yolk can be quite runny, depending on how you've cooked it.

And wherever you go, bring an umbrella.

Newman was on his way to winning the race and securing a berth in the playoff before Bowyer spun out with seven laps to go, bringing a caution.

Knowing when to go brings a welcome dose of humility to the brash worlds of top-flight politics, sport and TV.

They said, 'Let's see it.' If I didn't show it to them, they were going bring a lady cop to search me.

No matter where you are going, bring a sweatshirt and some socks, just in case.

The front man, Danny Musengo, is a fervent singer, and the band — which is not above a bit of good hand clapping to get the crowd going — brings a joyous and earnest energy to the stage.

At 28, she is the youngest person, and only the second from New Zealand, to win the prize: the starriest fiction award going, bringing a check for £50,000 (roughly $80,000) and incalculable benefits in sales and exposure.

The Easter Bunny came and went, bringing a bit of good cheer to those children who managed to find that magical plastic egg stuffed with cash.