Sentence examples for would bring so from inspiring English sources

I loved it – I was passing on a skill that I knew would bring so many opportunities to others.

I wanted to make sure that her family would be comfortable with the spotlight this article would bring, so I asked her why she was speaking out.

But he was ambitious and wanted a better life than sports or sales would bring, so he had also started a law degree.

"These huge chain companies employ so many people, if the minimum wage were to go right to $15 that would bring so many people out of a bad situation".

For example, when the Mafia boss Paul Castellano was assassinated in 1985 outside Sparks Steakhouse in Manhattan, William Geist, then a columnist with The New York Times, quoted the envious owner of another restaurant saying that if he had realized a dead gangster would bring so much publicity, he would have "dragged the body around the corner to my place".

They said it would bring so much joy to people who haven't experienced anything positive in five months.

He said, "I figured that we'd get what we needed out of the Fakahatchee and at the same time we'd bring so much attention to the law that the legislature would change it.

Bryson's book was the only one I'd brought, so, while Andy rode dirt bikes with a guy named Dusty, I lay on a fold-out couch in the basement, consuming it in controlled bursts, as if bolting food rations.

"It's been what I would've thought it would be when you bring so many new guys together," said Dwyane Wade, the most prominent of the newcomers.

But few predicted that their fight would bring out so many ambivalent feelings among the voters, with so many states in contention at the end.

For even considering not doing something that would bring him so much joy.