Example sentences of "it bring [art] " in BNC.
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1 | His consuming anxiety about everything is ‘ would it bring a blush into the cheek of the young person ? ’ and he vetoes all discussion of controversial matters on these grounds . |
2 | ‘ Will it bring the fair name of the squadron into disrepute ? ’ |
3 | As he drew near they heard the sickening crack of the rod striking flesh ; once , twice they heard it fall but it brought no anguished shout of pain in response . |
4 | Maria shuddered convulsively as she felt her nipple rolled between diabolically skilled finger and thumb , the mini-spasm of ecstasy gratifying and tormenting all at once , and ultimately cruelly deceptive because it brought no resolution or peace , only an even deeper hunger that seemed to plumb the deeps of the most secret levels of self . |
5 | It brought no relief . |
6 | She looked from one to the other , glad to have got a word in on behalf of Aunt Bertha , but it brought no softening to the inscrutable expression on Silas 's face . |
7 | So I think life was erm boring , tough , hard-working , pretty unpleasant during the war , erm and I think most of the citizens must have been very very relieved when the surrender finally came , and it brought no actual fighting , and at least the city was left reasonably unscathed . |
8 | It brought a tear to my eye . ’ |
9 | It brought a new meaning to the phrase ‘ terminal breakfast . ' |
10 | The evening ended in a brawl between the different factions in Cubism , but it brought a moment of splendour into the blackouts and bombings of war . |
11 | But for Heseltine it brought a kettleful of resentment , accumulated over more than six years , to boiling-point . |
12 | With others it brought a violent distress of spirit often visible on faces for days on end . |
13 | It brought a new level of handling to front-wheel drive that 's never been equalled . |
14 | I never met any students who could define what this slogan meant , but usually it brought a look of amusement to their faces . |
15 | It brought a tragic end to a love story that began when they met as they walked their dogs after each had lost a marriage partner to cancer . |
16 | I just laughed , but it brought a lump to my throat too . |
17 | The question was innocent but it brought a great guffaw from the youth and he answered , ‘ Ben Smith , Jones , or Robinson . ’ |
18 | It brought a virtual ultimatum from US President Woodrow Wilson , so strong that Germany temporarily gave up unrestricted submarine warfare . |
19 | It brought a rash of right-wing attacks on mosques in Greater London , it brought a call for the demolition of the estate where Chant had lived , and it brought Dowd up to a certain tower in Highgate , where he was summoned in lieu of his absentee master , Estabrook 's brother , Oscar Godolphin . |
20 | It brought a rash of right-wing attacks on mosques in Greater London , it brought a call for the demolition of the estate where Chant had lived , and it brought Dowd up to a certain tower in Highgate , where he was summoned in lieu of his absentee master , Estabrook 's brother , Oscar Godolphin . |
21 | It brought a smile to her lips . |
22 | The coup was apparently neither instigated nor expected by the Soviet authorities , and it brought a regime to power which was bitterly divided by factional differences . |
23 | He did n't mind spending the money if it brought a result , but something like this put the whole world out of balance . |
24 | He said it softly , admiringly , and saw how it brought a movement in her eyes , a softening of her features . |
25 | It brought a hard headache , and when night came |
26 | Sweet of her , and it brought a reluctant smile to Belinda 's lips . |
27 | The sheer unfairness of it brought a flush of angry colour to her cheeks . |
28 | It brought a painful flush to her cheeks and at that moment he looked up and saw her . |
29 | It brought a smile to the dark face . |
30 | It brought a very visible relaxing of attitudes that quite surprised Maggie . |