Sentence examples for where to bring up from inspiring English sources

When deciding on where to bring up our children, it was here we chose rather than fell into.

It gave me a chance to return to the real world, a place where people travel by train and bus, where they strive to bring up their families, where they try hard at work but live for their life after work.

They can decide where they want to live and where they want to bring up the baby – in short, they can decide who and what they want to be.

Here is where one has to bring up two long-standing rumors: the one about the baptism, and the one about the death.

"He's been Hellboy for a long time, but there's a new turn of events at the start of the film, where people start to bring up the fact that he might bring about the end of the world, and it's really the first time he's heard anything like that.

She's at the top of her career – I had a period where I stopped working to bring up kids in Cornwall.

The town where we have chosen to bring up our own girl, who this week we sent into a Middlesbrough school for the first time.

Where Mr Abe used bluntly to bring up China's human-rights record and its lack of military transparency, people who know Mr Fukuda say that there is no question of his raising such indelicate issues with the Chinese.

This contributes to an atmosphere where workers are afraid to bring up any abuses, whether wage or health-related, to authorities for fear of retaliation by their employers..

Rather, the significance here is that we are comfortable accepting these differences as a starting point, which is more honest than the typical proclamations at such encounters where differences are taboo to bring up.

I've been in that position myself before, where you're asked to bring up some piece of obscure information that implies something that fits with the RT agenda.