Sentence examples for had brought one from inspiring English sources

Mr Mutharika had brought one of Africa's fragile but hopeful democracies almost to its knees.

The interviewer had brought one of Mamet's children's books, "Bar Mitzvah," and asked him to sign it.

Apprentices are so rare Mr Miliband had brought one with him, an embarrassed-looking trainee engineer called Elizabeth.

He had brought one, Napoleon, who has a killer's physique but a lover's temperament, to the store to hang out.

The clippings were all practically the same, all about McCoun; each one of the 24 salesmen had brought one in.

A big black bus called the Presidential had brought one party up from Del Mar, and a 36-foot black Hummer limousine had brought in another group.

Bonnie had brought one-and-a-half sweet potatoes to work; we used only the half.

But now that nearly every consumer electronics manufacturer on the planet has brought one out to market, they're showing up all over.

His 240 minutes on the pitch have brought one try and an average gain of 2.1 metres with ball in hand, and he has not beaten a single defender.

Life as a Nobel laureate has brought one major benefit.

FOR Russia's big oil and gas firms the turbulence of the past few weeks has brought one consolation.