Sentence examples similar to making a bring from inspiring English sources

She has told MTV, "The album is not about making the older executives happy by making a bring-down-the-house, tearjerker ballad, or [something] steeped in the media dramas of my life.

In an interview with MTV, Carey described the album: "The album is not about making the older executives happy by making a bring-down-the-house, tearjerker ballad, or [something] steeped in the media dramas of my life.

So if you're making a trip, bring festival shorts.

Ownership scandals could make a bring-'em-in theme for curators, hard-pressed to find new ways to exhibit much-seen wares.

These merchants thought making a film would bring in a fortune.

A bank making a loan must bring in the cash somehow, whether from loans or from equity.

Ian Katz, the new Newsnight editor, is making a real difference, bringing "drive" to the programme.

I realize that making a case for bringing Rod Strickland back to New York is a tough sell.

Making a hit movie brings problems as well as profits, as Méliès learned in 1902.

By doing this you're showing yourself that you're making a change and bringing out a new improved self.

While I was typing, the Jamaicans made a sub, bringing in Darren Mattocks for Kevin Bryan.