Or if somebody tells me that it will take four months to get something done, I might say, "Gee, should I bring my grandmother in to help?" And whenever Grandma comes up, people know exactly what I'm talking about.
"I'm constantly worried that I might be boring, so I might bring that up every once in a while," Mr. Dargel said, laughing gently, near the start of an interview at a restaurant in Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, where he has lived almost exclusively since arriving in New York in 2001.
Listen, I was wondering if I might bring it to you — I mean, I could mail it, but who can trust the mail these days, right?" My widow makes a noise of assent.
She asked if I'd considered the fact that adding "Latina" to filmmaker might lessen the value that I bring to the table.
Small wonder, then, that when planning a recent trip to the states to visit my mother, I thought I might bring her a saucission as a gift.
"I guess I might bring it up more if they are gaining a lot of weight".
I was wondering how I might bring up the charge, and before I got a word out, he said: "I was once called the man who killed classical music.
People never gave up on the idea that I might bring a project, that I might "do development".
I'm thinking the next time I eat there, I might bring my own cloth napkin from home.
Some might argue that I brought my situation on myself by taking drugs, but when the story was first broken, the media didn't know that I was on dust at the time.
I might bring a guitar, it might start with a beat or sample.
