Sentence examples for trying to bring something from inspiring English sources

He has focused on trying to bring something positive out of the tragic shooting.

He was trying to bring something vital to them: living art.

Mike Fitelson is trying to bring something back to Washington Heights that it hasn't had in decades — movies on the big screen.

Samsung has made a huge marketing push with the Note, including an over-the-top Super Bowl ad, trying to bring something a bit different into the mainstream awareness.

Very few clubs were trying to bring something diverse and unheard to the table, so Rui took it into his own hands to organise a club night called Bassment in 2016.

Dear Anne, If you had a deep, expressive emotional connection with him in the beginning you can have it again, but if you are trying to bring something into the relationship that wasn't there in the first place, your prospects are less good.

One of the biggest challenges as a photographer is to take a subject that's been covered for decades and to try to bring something new to it.

On Guardian Australia, which launched only four months ago, we've tried to bring something fresh and new to the Australian audience.

Doing the same thing, every day, for eight shows a week might sound mundane, but we try to bring something new to every show.

Danilo Ramos, a Dominican building superintendent from Bedford Park, the Bronx, said: "You try to bring something for everybody: some socks, a liter of whiskey, shoes, soap, toothpaste, perfume.

Instead of simply opting for one of those dreadful ghillie shirts that rugby chaps and private school types are fond of wearing with their kilts, Ms Blackwood has tried to bring something different to the party.