Sentence examples for had brought something from inspiring English sources

The nineties had brought something new.

Alain Dancyger, the general manager, said Mr. Pankov had brought "something very refreshing to the company".

For three series, I had brought something no one else can bring to that job: my personality.

A cosmology was recited at times of crisis or sickness, when people needed a symbolic influx of the creative energy that had brought something out of nothing.

As Cruden finished the All Blacks' job with a 42-metre penalty on 71 minutes there was a realisation that one improving team had brought something like the best out of the other.

THE BUTCHER W hat my grandfather didn't know was that, in addition to the gun, Luka had brought something else back from the mountain: the pork shoulder that the tiger had been eating when the hunters had come upon him in the glade.

But it appears he has brought something far more frigid.

"I should have brought something to do," she complained lightly.

And he has brought something new: a frenetic sense of urgency.

But you can't deny that Zach has brought something special to the team".

"I definitely think Mr Capello has brought something different to what we have had before," said Crouch.