Sentence examples for would bring over from inspiring English sources

This they would bring over to the bar to be cooked up.

The people were wonderful, he said; "I had neighbors who would bring over cookies".

Next time, Ira would bring over a VCR for Bruno and just take Zora out to eat.

He would bring over his giant-sized toolbox and invariably find a way to fix the problem.

Mr. Kerry worked closely with the White House and his Republican counterpart, Senator Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, to shape a resolution of ratification that would bring over several Republicans.

Another regular would bring over her Wii video games or they'd all watch some gory horror film as if they were hanging out in someone's living room, instead of a local bar.

As I was trying on one shoe, he'd bring over another: a Wolverine 1000 Mile work boot ($325 and $350), or one of the store's own cordovan loafers ($625).

"Can I read what you have of it?" Getting a whole book in hand had proven elusive, but yes, there was some material she'd bring over.

"It used to be that a director might want a typewriter and the prop people would ask what kind, and then they'd bring over one or two the next day," he notes.

But it was, she was: I recognised the mohair cardigan on the bedside chair and the radio she'd brought over from the house.

In 1997, my English teacher – who was a Brit – showed me a copy of The Face, which he'd brought over from home after Christmas.