Sentence examples for to do bringing from inspiring English sources

"I did what I was supposed to do, bringing you here," she told her children.

I drew up some notes during her presentation, about what she's working to do — bringing social service providers into the world of legal services.

This is what the 1998 Human Rights Act was designed to do, bringing the UK in line with every other state in the Council of Europe.

He did something that nobody was able to do, bringing a team from nowhere, from 'The Mistake by the Lake,' into the limelight.

In his new book, "The Last Great Game," Gene Wojciechowski does what sportswriters have long done, and will continue to do, bringing context and perspective to a moment of athletic achievement, enriching the memory of it.

"But as soon as I heard my wife and daughter's voices I knew exactly what I had to do – bringing her up being able to spend quality time together and teaching everything about being a hunter".

The Moscow Circus did what cultural exchanges are supposed to do: bring a little more peace and understanding between peoples.

What are we going to do: bring him over another 10-rounder?

I think they've probably done what they need to do - bring peace and stability to the company.

Moving over to universal credit, as some families in Liverpool are beginning to do, brings its own problems.

What are we going to do, bring "Cats" back in a year and call it a revival?