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If a day ever comes when I have the fortune which my father once promised I should bring to him, do you know what I would do with it? No Name by Collins, Wilkie View in context The loss of the crown jewels or the Great Seal of England could have brought no greater consternation to a British king than did the pilfering of the sacred knife bring to La, the Oparian, Queen and High Priestess of the degraded remnants of the oldest civilization upon earth. Tarzan and the Jewels of Opar by Burroughs, Edgar Rice View in context Let me call back to the desolate gardens the fair forms that are gone, and their soft voices blessing you will bring to your breast a never failing joy. Flower Fables by Alcott, Louisa May View in context			bring into disrepute bring into focus bring into line bring into play bring into prominence bring into question bring into service bring into the world bring into view bring it on bring off bring on bring on oneself bring one to oneself bring out bring out in droves bring out of bring out of mothballs bring out of shell bring out the best in bring over from some place bring over some place) bring over to bring the house down bring through bring to bring to a boil bring to a close bring to a dead end bring to a halt bring to a head bring to a standstill bring to a successful conclusion bring to account bring to aid bring to attention bring to bear bring to book bring to do bring to feet bring to fruition bring to heel bring to justice bring to knees bring to life bring to light bring to mind bring to rest bring to senses bring to the [bargaining etc.] table bring to the fore			bring shame upon bring someone or something in bring someone or something out bring someone or something out of the woodwork bring someone or something under control bring someone out of the closet bring someone up to speed on someone or something bring something out in the open bring something to an end bring something to mind bring something up to speed bring something up to the minute Bring Suit Bring That Booty Bring the Elephant Home Bring the Hammer Down bring the house down bring the mind to bear upon bring the roses to cheeks Bring the Wheelchair Bring Them Back Alive Bring Them Back Home Bring Them In bring through bring through bring to bring to (one's) knees bring to (one's) knees bring to a boil bring to a climax bring to a close bring to a close bring to a common center bring to a complete condition bring to a conclusion bring to a dead end bring to a halt bring to a head bring to a more advanced state bring to a point of union bring to a standstill bring to a standstill bring to a state of obedience bring to a stop bring to a successful conclusion bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to account bring to acquiescence bring to agreement bring to aid bring to an end bring to an end

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