Sentence examples for he sometimes brought from inspiring English sources

Ali did not want his older children, 5 and 3, to feel deprived, so he sometimes brought home candy even though he could not afford it.

This was perhaps fuelled by the personal unease he felt in a sex-and-violence era which overtook the gentler sensibilities he sometimes brought to his acting.

He included modern-dance and ballet-ish numbers, and when the number was truly tango he sometimes brought out three or four couples and had them dance in unison.

He didn't speak, but the implication was clear: if this case reached a courtroom, Wells, whose closing statements were so powerful that he sometimes brought himself to tears, would be the government's adversary.

For the next 15 years, he traveled far from home, began to paint again, and discovered that his artwork, which he sometimes brought out on flights, appealed to children and adults alike.

His job, as a labor-collective leader at the city's largest power plant, was good but not quite good enough to explain the way he had of making things happen: the bike, the roomy flat, the oranges and Brazil nuts and Michael Jackson records he sometimes brought home.

He sometimes brings the viola to his office.

He sometimes brings to mind a tweedy Lady of Shalott, vainly awaiting deliverance.

In recent years, Dylan has produced his own albums, under the nom de son Jack Frost, but he sometimes brings in a seasoned producer to serve as recording engineer.

The music had pliancy, transparency, balance and a surprising lack of the modernist asceticism he sometimes brings to 19th-century music.

In another segment of video, Payne, who held a second job, with an ambulance service, can be heard talking about how he sometimes brings patients to the university hospital.