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Sentences ending with brings

It is not so much the accumulation of money that is mischievous in this country, for the most stupid can see that fortunes are constantly shifting hands, but it is the use that is made of the leisure and opportunity that money brings. [4]
In my state of clairvoyance I perceived that he was a better man, than I, and that his lapses proceeded from a love of liquor and the transcendent sense of good-fellowship that liquor brings. [9]
How heartbreakingly beautiful it is when some youthful sorrow is brooding in her breast and she sings it for the mystic healing it brings. [5]
For this reason I grieve yet, when I think of that scene, and do not like to call it up out of the deeps of my memory because of the pangs it brings. [5]
Things had come his way--wealth, and the power that wealth brings. [11]
Thanks for the good news it brings. [7]
She was so coldly received, not so much for herself as in her quality of envoy, that her aunt experienced all the comfort which vicarious penance brings. [8]
Where many were, but few remain Of old familiar things; But seeing them to mind again The lost and absent brings. [7]

Short sentences using brings

What brings you here? [11]
This brings on a correspondence. [9]

More example sentences with the word brings in them

A man like you makes a bee out of a gnat--a bee that brings honey to the hive. [10]
And what brings you down here, Sergeant Tom? [11]
I will give you a specimen of Hipponax's Poetry: "There are but two days when a wife, Brings pleasure to her husband's life, The wedding-day, when hopes are bright, And the day he buries her out of his sight. [10]
What brings the Wolf in sheep's clothing to us? [10]
In considering the wing of a bat, he brings forward (p. 218) what appears to me (to use Auguste Comte's words) a mere metaphysical principle, namely, the preservation "in its integrity of the mammalian nature of the animal. [1]
The poor medicaments which Angelique brings avail not; these soothing hands and healing tones, they pass through clouds of the middle place between heaven and earth to Antoine. [11]
Otherwise I take what each day brings, because I can not do otherwise. [10]
She comes every week, sometimes twice, she brings me little delicacies, new seeds for my garden. [9]
When the coffee was brought, the door had been shut, and Dicky had drawn the curtain across, Selamlik Pasha said: "What great affair brings us together here, saadat el basha? [11]
Whatever miseries this war brings upon us, it is making us wiser, and, we trust, better. [6]
The reading brings vividly back to me my pet and pride. [5]
We, therefore are very glad of your letter, with the information it brings us, mixed only with a regret that we can not elect Logan and Walker both. [7]
It is so unfortunate that the spring, which begets so many desires, brings the languor that defeats their execution. [4]
In vain she tried devices to produce that monotony of thought which sometimes brings sleep. [11]
The fruit of trees is a gift from Nature, and all that she brings forth has some good in it; but what you offer to the world is hollow and poisonous. [10]
This was good training, persistent training; and in all arts it is training that brings the art to perfection. [5]
It brings people together in the easiest possible way, for ten minutes or an hour, just as their engagements or fancies may settle it. [6]
What brings you to us at such a late hour? [10]
This brings us to the reign of Elizabeth, after passing through a period of nearly five hundred years of England's history--492 to be exact. [5]
She motioned all to rise, and with a hand upon the arm of the Duke's Daughter, said to Leicester: "What brings the Earl of Leicester here? [11]
Then she turned to Pentaur and said: "For weeks he has had nothing but papyrus-pith, and lotus-bread, and now he brings me the cake which grandmother gave old Hekt yesterday. [10]
We cannot fail to observe how the mind brings together the scenes of to-day and those of the old Revolution. [6]
It brings something to my head. [9]
She brings everything to its end and purpose in obedience to some rule and measure, and will so deal with me after I am dead; there is no waste. [10]
Be cautious then to hold back from baptism all those who regard it as a preserving charm or an act of good omen--remembering that the same water which, sprinkled on sanctified hearts, leads them to holy living, brings death to the unclean soul. [10]
This brings us to a difference between Missouri and Maryland. [7]
To the present time he is the most pious of men, and the offerings for the dead, which he brings in the name of his late father, may be said to be positively kingly. [10]
It is that thought that brings me the greatest joy, that I may be able to help you . [9]
Pathos, and the thought of it brings tears. [5]
It seems as though he has at command a messenger from heaven who brings him thought and decisions. [10]
It is better thou shouldst know from my own lips the peril this knighthood brings, than that trouble should suddenly fall and thou be unprepared. [11]
The Provost-Marshal brings this letter back to me and says he cannot give the facility required without detriment to the service, and thereupon he is excused from doing it. [7]
Papias works with thirty assistants at anything that is ordered of him, so long as it brings him money. [10]
In the evening they went to a new comic opera, and it is the music of that which brings back the day most vividly to Honora's mind. [9]
Thus they avail themselves of the art of the orator--or indeed of the painter--who brings a light color into juxtaposition with a dark one, in order to increase its luminous effect. [10]
Their breeding brings them to the average level, carries them more nearly to the heart, makes them a simpler expression of our common humanity. [6]
All that brings them to me is a care for my oblations and gifts. [10]
When Gorgias brings the plans for the mausoleum you shall examine them with me. [10]
An article in the New Orleans 'Times-Democrat,' based upon reports of able engineers, states that the river annually empties four hundred and six million tons of mud into the Gulf of Mexico--which brings to mind Captain Marryat's rude name for the Mississippi--'the Great Sewer. [5]
The other brings the firing up to 11 A.M. yesterday, being twenty-three hours later than we had before. [7]
Below us, round the curving bay, lies white Chillon; and at sunset we row down to it over the bewitched water, and wait under its grim walls till the failing light brings back the romance of castle and prisoner. [4]
An inference from the above remarks is that what one brings from a church depends very much on what he carries into it. [6]
Even a winter thaw begets a desire to travel, and summer brings longings innumerable, and disturbs the most tranquil souls. [4]
That brings up that picture of him, the time that I saw him last. [5]
At last came that kindly friend who brings healing and peace to all. [5]
Some have it that it never brings a blessin' on a house to have dancin' in it. [6]
It brings the tears, it is so unutterably beautiful. [5]
A very slight suggestion brings the tears from Marlborough's eyes, but they are soon over, and he is smiling again as an allusion carries him back to the days of Blenheim and Malplaquet. [6]
Now, whether the speech which the Judge brings forward here is really the one Matheny made, I do not know, and I hope the Judge will pardon me for doubting the genuineness of this document, since his production of those Springfield resolutions at Ottawa. [7]
It was that sort of light steady rain which falls so softly and brings to one's spirit such serenity and peace. [5]
But it is sorrow and trouble that brings you the nearest, and it was a funeral that done it with us. [5]
What brings you so far from your straw-bed at Fort Desire? [11]
For the present, she brings the Second Advent. [5]
Fate is one's self, what one brings on one's self. [11]
And when I see a whole silent, solemn drawing-room full of idiots sitting with their hands on each other's foreheads "communing," I tug the white hairs from my head and curse till my asthma brings me the blessed relief of suffocation. [5]
Because a long sea-voyage not only brings out all the mean traits one has, and exaggerates them, but raises up others which he never suspected he possessed, and even creates new ones. [5]
Proceeding along the Rue de l'Alma, and listening to the babble of French voices round him, he suddenly paused abstractedly, and said to himself "Somehow it brings back Paris to me, and that last night there, when I bade Freeman good-bye. [11]
If we do repel you by any wrong principle or practice, the fault is ours; but this brings you to where you ought to have started--to a discussion of the right or wrong of our principle. [7]
If we do repel you by any wrong principle or practice, the fault is ours; but this brings you to where you ought to have started to a discussion of the right or wrong of our principle. [7]
We do not remember that our parents have once been young themselves, and that some word or look of our own brings a part of their past vividly before them. [9]
Then you will recover that which you have lost: the joy in existence which we ought both to feel and to diffuse, because it brings with it an obligation which it which is only granted to us once to fulfil. [10]
The old man received the prince with much affection, and asked: "What brings my illustrious son to the poor servant of the Deity? [10]
He is to practise virtue only because it brings him pleasure; for who could remain virtuous without being wise, noble, and just?--and whoever is all these cannot have his peace of mind disturbed, and must be really happy in the exact meaning of the master. [10]
Presently the tug Pinafore glides up to the landing, the engineer flings open the furnace door, and the glowing fire illumines the interior, brings out forms and faces, and deepens the heavy shadows outside. [4]
He brings forward part of a speech from Henry Clay,--the part of the speech of Henry Clay which I used to bring forward to prove precisely the contrary. [7]
It is put over the door, and if a dream come it is a good dream; and if a bad thing come, it will not enter; and if the heart prays for a thing hid from all the world, then it brings good-luck. [11]
Only he brings out the head and front of Mr. Motley's offending by italicizing three very brief passages from his conversation at this interview; not discreetly, as it seems to me, for they will not bear the strain that is put upon them. [6]
Liver-tissue brings sugar out of the blood, or out of its own substance;--why? [3]
There is only one trouble in the arrangement, and that is that it brings this young man not only close to us, but also next to our Scheherezade. [6]
I hate you--for once I will ease my poor, tormented heart--I loathe you; your very existence is an offence to me and brings misfortune on me and on all of us; and besides--besides, I should prefer to keep the emeralds we have left. [10]
This brings the Ohio regiments substantially to their homes. [7]
A little breath of wind brings down the raindrops which have gathered on the leaves of the tremulous poplars. [6]
To say nothing of the rest, your own father brings a charge against him. [10]
Though an officer of the regular army, he brings home to one the fact that the days of the military martinet have gone for ever. [9]
Through the multitude of the positions and attitudes it brings into play every muscle in the body and exercises them all. [5]
That the organ of the mind brings with it inherited aptitudes is a simple matter of observation. [6]
The lordly essence of the Divinity which dwells in me, readily brings a quick 'Yes' or 'No' to my lips, and it decides for the best. [10]
It is one of the cases I was thinking of awhile ago when I said that sometimes an act which brings the actor an hour's happiness and self-satisfaction is paid for--or punished--by years of suffering. [5]
This latter kind of selection is closely analogous to that which man unintentionally, yet effectually, brings to bear on his domesticated productions, when he preserves during a long period the most pleasing or useful individuals, without any wish to modify the breed. [1]
The acrid smell of red fire brings it back to me. [9]
But the glow of Indian summer, that compromise, that after-thought of real summer, which brings her back for another good-bye ere she vanishes for ever--its sadness is of a different kind. [11]
In his discussion of "Fashions in Literature" he deftly brings before us the significance of literature and the signs which it always wears, while he seems bent upon considering some interesting aspects of contemporary writing. [4]
Age brings other obvious changes besides the loss of active power. [6]
There can be no more fatal mistake than that which brings them into hostile attitudes with reference to each other, both having in view the welfare of their fellow-creatures. [6]
Every hour brings news of the desertion of some prince or general. [10]
Perhaps he brings news of Peter. [10]
It brings him near to them by his sufferings; and pitying him makes them love him. [5]
How near the mystic effluence of mechanical energy brings us to the divine source of all power and motion! [6]
And what brings my young friend out in such good season this morning? [6]
It is so much less known to the public at large than many other resorts that we naturally ask, What brings this or that new visitor among us? [6]
It took the mother a month to get back her full force, vigor, and effect; this brings us to July 27th and the deadly Cornelia. [5]
If he brings money from outside, that's good for both towns. [11]
A makes the mistake of supposing that it is--having a notion that things which are equal to the same thing are equal to each other--and he brings B and C together. [4]
It is Caesar's misery alone that brings me hither. [10]
He brings foe men to their knees,... etc. [2]
The love she meant was of the sort which brings no darkness in its train. [11]
And this brings me to what I see may be a crisis in life. [4]
And that brings me to the second oversight. [9]
And this brings me to speak of the mania in this age, and especially in America, for notoriety in social life as well as in politics. [4]
And this brings me to a subject on which I am loth to write. [9]

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