Sentence examples for somewhere to bring from inspiring English sources

"But mainly I try to go somewhere to bring awareness, to come home and pick up the phone and call someone and try to get something done".

I'll have somewhere to bring flowers and to cry".

But the PreCheck program shows that somebody, somewhere, is trying to bring a morsel of common sense to the labyrinth of airport security rules.

Peter Andersen, head of public affairs at the Special Court in Freetown, says prosecutors had to draw the line somewhere on who to bring to trial.

The reason for the round, which could value the company at somewhere between $200 million and $250 million, was to bring in experience investors like Bessemer and co-investor Lightspeed Venture Partners, according to Mehta.

For example, it would cost somewhere between $246M - $332M simply to bring the old buildings up to seismic and life safety standards, and that doesn't even include paint, lighting, improvements to circulatIon or other challenges that have plague the buildings for decades.

Granted, a huge congregation of weed smokers isn't a bad place to recruit people to your weed smoking cause, but it's not somewhere you're going to bring about any real kind of change.

Gather up your electronics and stash them somewhere, tell your friend to bring games and stuff like that.

His campaign had suggested last week that Mr. Perry was more likely to bring in somewhere around $10 million.

"I am naturally attracted to feminine things, but I want to bring them somewhere different, or to put together in a 'wrong' way," Ms. Rocha said.

The 2004 and 2005 campaigns both featured the song "Somewhere" from "West Side Story" to bring to life the greater good theme.