Sentence examples for own brings from inspiring English sources

- Cal Mann The idea of having a property of your own brings a lot of joy and energy to improve your living conditions.

Draper's last love interest, a waitress named Diana, who readily sells her body and who has experienced a mysterious trauma of her own, brings this all to the fore.

The dining chair, with a charm all its own, brings to mind Mies van der Rohe's dining chair of 1920, Jean-Michel Frank's chairs from 1938 and Gio Ponti's famed Superleggera chair of 1957.

Going it on your own brings risks; while you can do without streaming video, try going without climate control in the Arizona desert.

England made a change of their own, bringing on Sara Bayman at wing defence.

A return to economic growth will not, on its own, bring about a sustained fall in youth unemployment".

In March 2003, the US "shock and awe" bombing campaign in Iraq did not on its own bring down Saddam Hussein.

Lunch is on your own — bring a bag lunch or eat at one of the many local restaurants.

She also has eight children of her own, bringing the household count to 99.

This may suggest that greater penetration of the intervention contributes to an improved outcome but will not on its own bring about important improvements.

Possibly Aroma Tonic, a citrus-scented body spray with its own "bring back" Facebook page, which has over 370 "likes".