bring up

“Choose a quiet, comfortable location where you can have a private conversation without interruptions. Avoid bringing up the topic during family gatherings or other stressful situations,” it says.

No Doubt brought up their following of more than 3,000 fans at the time as a reason to stay true to their roots, but Wilder instead encouraged them to evolve their sound.

Wielding a remote control that brought up a succession of graphs, she sought to persuade activists - and the voters at home - that "anyone with half a brain can see that won't cut bills".

Everybody was born and brought up with YouTube and everybody was born and brought up with console gaming and with esports.

And talk about that moment of hesitation when the topic was brought up in the pods.