Sentence for brought | Use brought in a sentence

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• The word brought a sigh. (9)
• What had brought him here? (8)
• I brought your bill in true! (8)
• She, was brought before them. (10)
• Annette declined to be brought. (10)
• The chemist brought the draught. (8)
• He brought him here to dinner once. (8)
• Mary Paynham brought her the news. (10)
• A common object brought them together. (10)
• Another minute brought another addition. (4)
• He had brought him up simply as a gentleman. (8)
• They brought me to my senses for a second swoon. (10)
• He brought me a cloak of his own, and four gulden. (8)
• It may be that the body in the coffin brought them. (12)
• That very evening brought your most unwelcome uncle. (4)
• The day had brought a great surprise, nothing more. (10)
• The rest of the evening brought her little amusement. (4)
• Lord Shale, our new Lord-Lieutenant, brought it down. (10)
• The tray had been brought up; the maids had gone to bed. (8)
• Some uncommon event had brought them out of their rooms. (12)
• Slowly Boleskey brought his lean horse up to the carriage. (8)
• Their cries of enjoyment finally brought the mother lioness. (21)
• But the evening brought a note to him from Algernon Blancove. (22)
• Almost it seemed to her that she had brought him from the grave. (10)
• He brought me out here and I have had to work my fingernails off. (18)
• So far his new work had brought him no nearer to the hearts of men. (8)
• Such a man would be with difficulty brought to surrender his prize. (10)
• To her it was intolerable that they should be brought into contact. (10)
• These nightly torments helped him to brave what the morning brought. (10)
• The farmer had brought the boxes and left them there, forgetting them. (10)
• Christian had brought her some oranges, and he laid the fruit on her lap. (12)
• The perception of this still power, more than all else, brought fear to Hilary. (8)
• She has been abandoned by the man who brought her over to Dover under promise of marriage. (8)
• The following day brought news from Richmond to throw every thing else into the background. (4)
• I asked her if she wished the suit defended, and a counter-suit brought against her husband. (8)
• We saw a medium-sized fish brought to the warehouse at Vilkoff, where the caviar was extracted. (20)
• My advice, therefore, is to make every effort to prevent matters being brought into court at all. (8)
• The gamble which had brought him down till his throat at last was at the mercy of a bullying hound. (8)
• Another newcomer brought unsalable plays and high notions of the austerity of the artistic vocation. (16)
• Distrust had brought the state of war, which allows not of the wasting of our powers in confessions. (10)
• In truth it offended him to be asked to do anything, when he had just brought himself to do so much. (10)
• So the King commanded that Shibli Bagarag should be brought before him, for he was a lover of marvels. (10)
• At the time of the great exposition in Chicago she had had such matters first brought to her attention. (13)
• The light sparkled golden in the dancing poplar leaves, and brought the hills in communion with our eyes. (2)
• He brought her salad and ice, and they made an appointment for another walk in the morning, if it was fine. (9)
• If I had written I should have clipped my glorious impulse, brought myself down to earth with my own arrow. (10)
• This highly effective pluralizing of their peculiar slang, brought a roar of applause from the crowd of Britons. (10)
• Gower brought her news that the dog had been killed; Martha and her precious burden were outside, a mob of men, too. (10)
• Soames had brought a suit against the Buccaneer, in which he claimed from him the sum of three hundred and fifty pounds. (8)
• The official suggested that he should not have brought out a fighting dog, and advised him to throw cold water over them. (8)
• She went to the length of saying that she believed his attack had been brought on more by homesickness than anything else. (9)
• At this moment I remembered I had brought with me my cane, which, from a perhaps pardonable vanity, I was fond of parading. (6)
• He outlived the condemnation that this brought, and I think that no man ever came near him without in some measure loving him. (9)
• Just as surely he would have brought on himself the scorn of the chivalrous or of the commonly balanced if he had been otherwise. (10)
• Mrs. Waddy brought down a young man from London to measure me, so that my mourning attire might be in the perfect cut of fashion. (10)
• Then, while the steam mingled with his frosty beard, he brought two cups from a cupboard, filled one of them, and looked at Hilary. (8)
• After much paddling and many portages their canoes brought them at last into the swelling flood of the greatest river in the world. (19)
• Whether to speak a polite adieu to the bride, whose absurd position she had brought on her own head, was debated for half a minute. (10)
• Uncle Algernon shambled in to see his nephew before the supper was finished, and his more genial presence brought out a little of the plot. (10)
• He brought her peace, he brought her old throning self back to her, and he was handsome and tame as a leopard-skin at her feet. (10)
• Miss Crawford, untouched and inattentive, had nothing to say; and Fanny, perceiving it, brought back her own mind to what she thought must interest. (4)

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Definition of brought:

• brought, brawt, pa.t. and pa.p. of bring.(0)

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