"bring to" or "bring in"?
| So they were brought to the king. |
| Glad tiding I bring to one and all. |
| Add the stock and bring to the boil. |
| It is an issue where more clarifications are needed and the culprits brought to book. |
| That view overlooks the benefits a well-designed companion device brings to the table. |
| He said doctors assumed the economist dead when he was brought to the emergency at 10. |
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| I have a lot of talent, I have a lot of strengths, I'd very motivated, and that's what I'd bringing to this fight. |
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| The deaths brought to eight the number of persons who had died on the roads during the first four days of the year. |
| Her debut episode brought in 13. |
| FDI will bring in Goddess Saraswati too. |
| This brings in the concept of diplomacy. |
| Four of the 2011 charges against Sandusky (victim 6) could have been brought in 1998. |
| So, even though bringing in raw talent has slowed down, it has nt completely halted. |
| They were a part of the industry that brings in $18 billion every year to our country. |
| The changes are aimed at bringing in new legislation in each of the 27 EU member states within the next 18 months. |
| Sacom said the company initially responded to the spate of suicides by bringing in monks to exorcise evil spirits. |
| Either way we should be looking at bringing in a good sum of money and that is what a little club like ours needs. |
| Trinity brought in the replacements as well in the second half giving the lads on the bench some match time as well. |
| That was brought into our communities. |
| By mental command, they can be brought into coherence. |
| The notice required the 1st and 2nd Defendants (1) to bring into Court the sum of Rs. |
| I think those below the age of 30 should be brought into the Full -- Time programme. |
| Unless it's all those jobless &; uneducated migrants you've brought into the country. |
| Our family has grown and we are thankful for the very special people that God has seen fit to bring into our lives. |
| An exception is the fleet of ' Expo ' taxis, so called as they were brought into service for the 2010 World Expo. |
| He yells at the very confused Rich Mommy and tells him that he wishes he's never been brought into this cruel world. |
| There comes a time when parents must listen and learn from these people they brought into the world, their children. |
| Hunger is something no person wants to bring with them swimming. |
| Every change brings with some positives and some negatives too. |
| Don't mind if I bring with me Jo Nova and Professor John Cristie. |
| This web page brings with each other the very ideal of clothes brands for youngsters. |
| He brings with him Clodius, the surest better in Pompeii, and the young Greek, Glaucus. |
| So, not accepting brings with it the agitations in the mind and the consequent sorrows. |
| I had brought with me a book to read on the boat, Beowulf, a story set in this very place, an ancient story/poem. |
| I now knew that we had brought with us a virus from England, which Scott had had first and now it was Anja's turn. |
| The Oxbow People are believed to have migrated from Saskatchewan to Alberta bringing with them the medicine wheel. |
| I say bring on the death panels. |
| Brought on a smile and a laugh. |
| Bring on Barcelona in the next round. |
| England start to bring on the subs with Marler and Johnson off and Vunipola and Wood on. |
| Bring on a General Election as soon as possible as it is the only way we can have our say. |
| Bring on Robin the Boy Wonder! Holy-oli-olio's Batman! 1 and 2 are real problems, real gaps. |
| With less pressure on the other teams to compete with Rangers, they too will get the chance to bring on young talent. |
| Sounders responded by bringing on Zach Scott for the goal hero Martinez who exited too slowly for Morales ' liking. |
| Woo-Hoo! Bring on Friday Daydreamin '!! Can't wait to see your shots! Last week we visited a pretty incredible memorial. |
| The final months of the Bush years brought on an economic collapse not seen in the US since the Hoover administration. |
| Excluding the children that were brought by their parents. |
| A similar parallel case brought by Proview in the USA was thrown out. |
| Almost all foreclosure proceedings since then have been brought by HOAs. |
| Giuliacci said the lower pressure brought by the storms was producing stronger winds. |
| Lucifer, rebelled against the mission of salvation brought by Jesus and attempted to derail it. |
| A number of claims have been brought by employees subjected to disciplinary sanctions for bullying behaviour. |
| Along with the other coins, the one-peso coin was brought by an armored van from the factory to a very famous bank. |
| It shows how the artist views the general people's reluctance and ignorance about the ongoing turmoil brought by terrorism. |
| Actually, libelous posts are not TECHNICALLY covered addition to the civil action which may be brought by the offended party. |
| Under FoI, a case was brought by The Guardian to force the disclosure of the Prince of Wales's correspondence with ministers. |
| Charges were brought against the player but later dropped. |
| I am sure that you would fully support any legal action brought against them. |
| With such evidence as was brought against him he could not be convicted of sedition to-day. |
| These are the actions of people who have no good points to bring against a movement for fairness and equality. |
| Their troops encamped at Bijuk Anafarta and Koja Dere were brought against the scattered Australians and slaughtered them. |
| All forms of trumped up charges were brought against individuals for no other reason but for belonging to different political parties. |
| The Chief Justice recently stirred controversy by issuing a practice directive declaring that no suits may be brought against the King. |
| No breaches of fundamental rights were alleged, nor were any charges brought against the company in connection with these during the year. |
| Friday, 27th July, 2012 Among the accusations brought against the vice president of Jamaat-e-Islami, killing of Ibrahim kutti is one of them. |
| Person arrested to be brought before Court without delay 81. |
| Our demand that the Jan Lokpal bill be brought before Parliament in. |
| The matters brought before either Court are decided by a single judge. |
| The ' Presidential Order ' killings have not yet been brought before courts anywhere. |
| When finally the baby girl was brought before him he held her in his lap and kissed her. |
| He should be brought before justice for enticing hatred and for the killings of innocent lives. |
| The act dealt with those children who were brought before the courts for vagrancy in other words for being homeless. |
| Stephen was then arrested and brought before the Sanhedrin, the same court that Jesus had to face during his Passion. |
| Recently a family was told to bring clothes for an inmate who was brought before the court as the accused came before. |
| This is far from the reality; nations are brought before international forums on human rights issues as a last resort. |
| Oh, and everything brought from the U. |
| It was specially brought from Sri Lanka. |
| In the present time the seal of God is brought from the east. |
| This look can be brought from day to night by just tweaking the gray shadow and liner. |
| Thus, in 1620, the first of many Human Cultural Importations was brought from Atlantis. |
| In 1771 a slave, James Somerset, who had been brought from Jamaica to Britain, ran away. |
| A buyer is claiming a item he has brought from me is faulty &; that he has returned it &; is asking for a refund. |
| When the British conquered Myanmar and ruled the country, they introduced ceiling fans which they brought from India. |
| There may have been a sprinkling of books in English too; gifts that relatives and friends might have brought from Guwahati. |
| The window arches on the gate have been made with readymade moulds of glass fibre and reinforced concrete brought from Pune. |
| Later the situation was brought under control. |
| Sources say the situation is being brought under control. |
| I would hope that the seizures could be brought under control for you. |
| It is the hope of many people that AIDS in Africa will soon be brought under control. |
| Rent controls remain the only means by which the benefit bill can be brought under control. |
| How can it be brought under control? This is an ethical issue and not a matter of modifying economic incentives. |
| It was clear from intelligence accounts, provided to The Informer, that the judge was brought under severe pressure. |
| But the issue is more complex and, many experts say, requires a more sophisticated response to be brought under control. |
| The added area has been brought under the jurisdiction of the city police, there has been a tremendous shortage in man-power. |
| It brings along another problem. |
| Someone had brought along some bubble mixture and a giant. |
| I also brought along this jade and three smaller ones in smaller pots. |
| It would appear that the employee had brought along his post, being the substantive holder. |
| Obviously, I offered to help and even brought along my colleagues Kevin Doyle and Oliver Chapple. |
| The Vivobook family takes its cues from Asus ' successful Zenbook, but forgets to bring along the 1080p screen and SSD. |
| But he keeps the date, and meets her at the magic show -- where he's surprised to see that she's brought along Eun Seok. |
| When she returned, a mule was brought for her. |
| One of stone thrower brought tea for me, which his family had brought for him. |
| Then, after an hour or so we asked the mahout and gave Rane the treat we had brought for him. |
| She married Nana Kwabena Owusu and brought forth only one daughter called Nana Ama Serwaa Brakatu. |
| I acknowledge the value of your art, and the delight that it brings for those who are able to see that value. |
| Then will be brought forward a man who acquired knowledge and imparted it (to others) and recited the Qur'an. |
| She had them propped up on a little wooden chair next to a few quinces and apples that she had brought for the market. |
| The slave soon acquitted himself of his message, and brought for answer that the sultan waited for him with impatience. |
| For me personally I think I can overcome that by varying the other item I bring for lunch; perhaps I can find some cheap figs. |
| So between your fantastic live dealer casino golfing and soccer, el born area is usually an enjoyable bring for the sports fan. |
| Aurangzeb was brought upon Islamist based ethos. |
| Verily, we are bringing upon the people of this town a punishment for their sins. |
| The new millennium brings upon us a renewed awareness and interest in healing techniques of the ages. |
| We shall see how subversion of Article I has brought upon us the horrors of which Jefferson had warned. |
| Then I will put none of these diseases upon thee - That is, I will not bring upon thee any of the plagues of Egypt. |
| There is no point in blaming the BBC's commercial rivals alone for the problems that the corporation has brought upon itself. |
| Women should think about who the father is, will he be loyal, does he treat you well? Children bring upon a different kind of stress. |
| This was quite some news given that we were all recovering from the $100 IDEOS craze that had been brought upon us by Safaricom and Huawei. |