Sentence examples for manner to bring from inspiring English sources

Conceived in a grand manner to bring back some of the vernacular waterfront architecture that was once ubiquitous along South Street.

They do not represent the millions of Muslims who have taken to the streets since 2010 in a disciplined, nonviolent manner to bring down dictatorships.

But the very lack of focus and order that mars these pages also prevented him from summoning his energies in a sustained manner to bring his insights about the growing terror threat and an Israeli-Palestinian settlement to fruition.

"I chose to acquire your work in this unconventional manner to bring attention to the community that we all work within and the diverse methodology in which we share, appropriate and occasionally steal ideas and materials.

"From what I heard as the evidence was presented at this trial, there wasn't enough evidence that he acted in a criminal manner to bring this crane down," said the lawyer, Howard S. Hershenhorn.

"While there are those within the government who have acted in a tireless manner to bring this case to an appropriate conclusion," said Steven G. Warshaw, Chiquita's president and chief operating officer, the continuing trade dispute and Chiquita's inability to pay its debts prove "that the political side of the process has failed".

Maybe it's bad manners to bring up such matters.

Like a guest invited to someone's house, he believes that it is good manners to bring a token of appreciation, according to his allies.

But the toleration they received, along with the one screen courteously left on for their benefit, even in the midst of national fever, also seemed to summon up what is right about the European project: just enough good manners to bring very different peoples together in a single space and make polite their passions.

It is normally good manners to bring a bottle of something when you are going to a party, so this should really go without saying.

WASHINGTON (AP) — The House voted on Thursday to rewrite patent law for the first time in 60 years to give inventors a better chance of obtaining patents in a timely manner and to bring the United States patent system in line with those of other industrialized nations.