Sentence examples for strongly bringing from inspiring English sources

But Narine comes back strongly, bringing one back in on the batsman and going right through him.

There is no doubt that oil and gas production in the United States is growing strongly, bringing with it important economic and security benefits.

They have recruited strongly, bringing in Pat Symonds, who won titles with Benetton and Renault, as chief technical officer; strengthened the aerodynamic team with Dave Wheater from Lotus and Shaun Whitehead from Red Bull; while Rob Smedley, Massa's race engineer at Ferrari, has joined as head of vehicle performance.

In this scene she sings of her trials at the hands of the school governors, and is backed by her pupils (portrayed by puppets) who delight in pointing out her mild profanity: "That's another rude word, Miss!" The show resolves strongly, bringing back the archangels and God (revealed to be a toy cow) for a final flourish from a choir who hit some heavenly highs during an enjoyably light romp.

Gray sees to it that the film starts out strongly, bringing the kind of energy and anger against authority that lit up N.W.A's music to what is in truth a surprisingly familiar tale.

But Ms. Henley has something much deeper to share with us, including a cold emotional horror that strongly brings to mind Edward Albee's "Delicate Balance".

But there's a combination of emotional immediacy and musical sophistication in tracks such as "Whose Authority" and "The Film Did Not Go Round" that more strongly bring to mind REM or Fleetwood Mac.

Perhaps some of the potential for subtlety was missed, but these oily colors had a magic of their own, and the music's development from a mighty peal of bells -- tones chiming down a long arpeggio and disappearing into the distance -- was strongly brought out.

Chatterton, the English poet on whose life and death the opera is based, died at 17, but Mr. Pintscher gives him a full, mature baritone voice (beautifully and strongly brought to life here by Urban Malmberg), the voice of his dreams and ambitions, which are so much bigger than he is.

I do believe that the main role of the developed world in contributing to emissions has to be strongly brought out, and they have to be made accountable.

The campus of the Regents Park Open Air Theatre strongly brings to mind Central Park's Delacorte Theater, unsurprisingly, but with more breathing space.