Sentence examples for it started to bring from inspiring English sources

"But after awhile the reasons they were giving fell away, and now it started to bring back my feelings about Vietnam.

In the jargon, it is called "self-direction" or "co-production", and it starts to bring public services up to speed with other aspects of 21st-century life.

It starts to bring up the question, is displacement her burden... or her brand?

"They did it as humor, but it also started to bring into the public's consciousness this idea of fat people as people, and physical people who could move, but also be love interests and be attractive".

Organizers of the Facebook page, which referred to the National Rifle Association, said it was started to bring the debate over guns and gun control to a wide audience and to present that audience with arguments in favor of more stringent regulation of certain weapons, like the high-powered AR-15 Bushmaster rifle that was used in the Connecticut rampage.

Quirky expects that to grow quickly in the coming year, so it's good to see that it's already started to bring inventors that much-coveted ROI.

It has only started to bring developers into its big data centers.

WESTMINSTER ABBEY CHOIR As if St. Thomas Church were not making enough good music with its own choir of men and boys, it has now started to bring in the best of such choirs from around the world.

As Google competes with Microsoft and others in the productivity space, it has also started to bring some of those AI smarts to its own productivity tools.

CBGB started to bring it all back".

Julius started to bring the fight".