Sentence examples for in brought from inspiring English sources

Brought another keyboard in, brought another harp in, added vocal harmonies as the album started to reveal itself more and more.

How do businesses prepare for changes to the environment they operate in brought about by a highly charged political upheaval?

His three runs batted in brought his career total to 733, matching Darryl Strawberry atop the club's career list.

The early-'80s cultural touchstone that "Let Me In" brought to my mind — indirectly and perhaps perversely — was Steven Spielberg's "E.T".

To be sure, the reluctant decision of the Carter administration to allow the dying dictator in brought back memories of the 1953 CIA-backed coup and did not help reduce growing anti-American sentiment in Iran.

Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino was his final painting of Rome, and the monumental work, measuring 90.2 by 122cm (35.5 by 48 in), brought together all of the studies made during his two visits to the Italian capital.

The action, something of a virtual sit-in, brought down the company's servers.

Being locked in a trunk, at a drive-in, brought back other drive-in memories.

You'll be asked here, and our preference for bone-in brought exceptionally juicy, tender pieces of chicken sautéed with sausage discs and herbs.

In 1963 Zappa, a walk-in, brought Mr. Keane a collection of doo-wop and surf tracks that he had written and recorded in a studio in Cucamonga, Calif.

Moderated by Yale Professor of History John Gaddis, this public teach-in brought together Yale historians Donald Kagan and Paul Kennedy and political scientists Charles Hill and Ellen Lust-Okar for an evening of discussion and debate on the current conflict in Iraq.