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bring
verb as in transport or accompany
verb as in cause; influence
verb as in command a price
Example Sentences
News of the agreement triggered celebrations across Gaza, with residents exhausted by Israel’s no-holds-barred assault that had upended their lives, erased entire families and brought famine to the enclave expressing cautious hope.
By the end of this deeply satisfying novel, time and distance have brought perspective and revelation aplenty to Ms. King’s characters, and to our understanding of them.
Underscoring the political debate—and posturing—is an awareness of the outsize role that air-travel problems played in bringing about the end of the last government shutdown in 2019.
She noted how along with hot flushes, brain fog and a low mood, it had brought with it a kind of "low self esteem that you don't expect".
"We have to go down the swamp and we have to bring change ourselves."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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