Sentence examples for in all bringing from inspiring English sources

With two silvers also in his collection, it would be Bolt's 10th medal in all, bringing him level with Lewis and Felix.

All in all, bringing costs and financial implications into the HRDP equation helped to avoid overambitious plans for workforce expansion, and to show that current spending commitments were insufficient.

The 76 hedgehogs taking part in the programme were all brought in to the hedgehog hospital, which opened in November, by members of the public.

They weren't all brought in by their parents.

Bush, Clinton, Reagan and Carter all brought in "outsiders" because that is who they knew.

"They all brought in their pictures and one of the artists -- Freddie -- painted them".

"It's how we are all brought up in Wigan, hopefully".

We were all brought up in a white supremacist culture.

"Then we started bringing in all these other professionals from other categories".

In keeping with the everybody-knows-everybody air of Penguin Rep, loyal subscribers (there are 1,200 in all) bring him penguin souvenirs from their travels.

The pattern of robberies, eight in all, brought unique challenges for the uptown precincts and forced the Police Department to draw from its well of 149 Chinese-speaking officers, some of whom were reassigned to East Harlem from Chinatown.