Sentence examples for to bring into from inspiring English sources

The county can be hard to bring into focus.

"It is harder to bring into question those who are providing you something you want".

"He's a great male and just perfect to bring into this group.

"That is what you have to bring into the choreography," she said.

Marginal value, however, is a tricky concept to bring into environmental analysis.

There's always that extra edge that's difficult to bring into practice".

This person is not a child you chose to bring into the world.

The first is to bring into force its new penal code, which should happen in June.

I challenge you to give me one positive prediction to bring into the New Year.

"We're very lucky that we have a long and rich heritage to bring into conversation.

And this is a hard thing to bring into a town without a lot of education.