Sentence examples for long brings from inspiring English sources

But Jodi Long brings a touch of Broadway brass to the role of a pushy press agent (2 45).

Nia Long brings wit and patience to the underwritten role of Marlin's receptionist and Seth's love interest, a black woman surrounded by white guys trying to act like homeboys.

He's transferred his obsession to his daughter's potential career — outlandish as it seems — partly because capitalizing on his own moment of glory no long brings in as much capital as it used to, on the speaking-engagement front, and Mike has more time on his hands.

With spiritual courage, though, we discover that this journey, which we had avoided for so long, brings us to who we truly are in power, maturity, freedom, empathy and wholeness.

Rockall has long brought out expressions of patriotism.

Activism in conflict zones has long brought both benefits and unforeseen consequences.

SATELLITES have long brought live broadcasts of the Super Bowl to American troops stationed overseas.

The loons have long brought out the romance and passion in people.

That is testimony to the huge political and economic influence that China's coastal provinces have long brought to bear.

As a pianist Mr. Rzewski has long brought a passion of utterance and an incisiveness of attack to his playing.

The Marines are under intense pressure on the Japanese island of Okinawa, where training exercises have long brought protests.