Sentence examples for will bring as from inspiring English sources

Christie's expects it will bring as much as $120,000.

For Obama, it's possible that 2014 will bring, as Politico predicts, a newly "forceful, unapologetic and occasionally provocative application of White House power".

The hope, then, is the night will bring as dramatic a reckoning as can be served by that wonderful frivolity, a football match.

He will bring, as is his habit, a photo of Ethel Merman, his once and future muse, but beyond that, he said, "you don't need to bring things.

Judging from his press conference on Wednesday, it sounds like this is the same philosophy that our fellow Australian Trevor Bayliss will bring as England's head coach.

NBC executives are hoping that their planned transition from Jay Leno to the network's emerging star, Jimmy Fallon, will bring as much long-term success to "The Tonight Show" as Mr. Rodgers has to the Packers.

With 'Your Plus One At My Funeral,' I manage to deflate even this sad, narcissistic little balloon by obsessing over an ex from beyond the grave, wondering who she'll bring as her date to my funeral.

They also say that because it is much smaller than Ikea, it will not bring as much traffic.

Yet such disruption will bring benefits as well as problems for rich countries.

The company says the contract will bring prestige as well as about 80 jobs to the area.

Qwest hopes its directory business will bring in as much as $10 billion, while Sprint 's directory business may attract bids in the $3 billion range.