bring someone

On many of the bigger trips I would bring someone with me, just to help me get all of this equipment and film on the planes.

Well, I am not really a great fan of this preacher, but who can dictate how God is going to bring someone into his kingdom?

But if I'm going to bring someone into my life, after a certain amount of time, you have to have some very honest conversations with them.

To bring someone up to speed: Example: Before we start the discussion, John can bring us up to speed on the monthly figures.

bring someone to book He was released after pressure had been brought to bear by the aid agencies.

It is not considered polite to bring someone along with you unless you first ask your host .

I just don't understand how some people can bring someone into the world like a child, an object, and then not love them.

Your small group must be willing to pay the cost to bring someone to Jesus.

What could happen is that the final decision is made to sell him and then we would have to bring someone in as a replacement very quickly.

We are on the look-out to bring someone in if they are better than what we've got. If they are not, we'll go with what we've got.

It was really nice to bring someone that I care about home to my family.

I agree, since the easiest way to raise our own status is to bring someone else down.

Actually, um, I was already gonna bring someone.

I've never been in my life state so many reasons to bring someone back.

Bason: Sir, are you looking for something? I'll bring someone else to help you. . .

I wonder if, somehow, He will use my anxiety to bring someone redemption.

When we bring someone aboard we are confident they will be a valuable addition to our team.

You should bring someone who you have fun with.

Bring someone up to date