Sentence examples for to bring around from inspiring English sources

Steinbrück's dry wit and personal anecdotes got buried under laundry lists of campaign promises meant to bring around skeptics.

I never wanted to be the little sister who nobody wants to bring around, so I think it started there.

The Obama administration believes it has a number of winning arguments to bring around hesitant corrections departments.

In America Barack Obama announced that he would use his presidential powers to bring around 5m illegal immigrants out of the shadows.

Ultimately, they believe that they can override opposition on the left, and they are betting on the impact of the sequester to bring around the Republicans.

In Luxembourg, a shrewd young S.S. officer named Gebhardt (August Diehl) takes control of him and tries to use him to bring around Luxembourg's anti-Nazi bishop.

So Graham's approach to bringing around his conservative state has been simple: avoid talking about "climate change," which many on the right don't believe.

Forrester has suggested that by 2005, "ad spending would bring around $27 billion to US content sites".

Miliband also appears to have brought around his rebels, including David Blunkett MP and Frank Field MP, who have both previously voiced their concerns over any type of press law.

You must swing your foot around in order to bring it around for your next step.

One Saudi political adviser said that the prince felt he had brought Mr. Arafat around, but that Mr. Bush had yet to bring Mr. Sharon around.