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2. I forgot to bring your book. -- Never mind.

3. Please bring back the book tomorrow.

4. 23 Next time I'll bring a book.

5. More material is to be included to bring the book up to date.

6. Should I bring a blue book for the test?

7. He thought his book would change society, but he didn't bring off.

8. (b) With what assurance does the book of Malachi bring the Hebrew Scriptures to a close?

9. Outside of Baku it wise to still either bring an Azeri phrase book and/or brush

10. The House can rest assured that the Government will take every action possible to bring villains to book.

11. This book bring to life all the details that are guaranteed to make any wedding day magical and memorable.

12. I will be most upset if this book does not bring home the bacon.

13. We're being advised by some of these people, as was said, to try and bring all the experience to book.

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15. Bring synonyms, Bring pronunciation, Bring translation, English dictionary definition of Bring

16. Bring to bay

17. Bring her to me.

18. Bring about synonyms, Bring about pronunciation, Bring about translation, English dictionary definition of Bring about

19. The book is divided into 12 chapters, each further broken down into sub-topics, to better i Bedazzle by Shamoly Khera is a wonderful book that talks about how one can charm the people as they bring

20. Remember to bring me along

21. Bred: to bring forth offspring.

22. Bring him here to me.”

23. Bring the milk to boil.

24. Remember to bring me along.

25. Bring her down, bring her down.

26. Two veteran travel writers hope their Crowdfunded book about the Yemeni island of Socotra will bring more attention to its unique landscape and wildlife and ensure it's …

27. Climaxed: to bring to a triumphant conclusion.

28. Culminated: to bring to a triumphant conclusion.

29. Conclude: to bring (an event) to a …

30. Crowned: to bring to a triumphant conclusion.

31. If you may bring the Chancy Antidote to Smith, then you may also bring the Chancy Antidote to Smith and then bring it to Roberts on the following day

32. “Bring a Smile to Jehovah’s Face”

33. And bring death to 1,000 others?

34. I neglected to bring a gift.

35. Bring the sauce to boiling point.

36. I couldn't bring myself to undress.

37. Culminates: to bring to a triumphant conclusion.

38. Bring about To cause something to happen

39. Bring the vegetables to a simmer.

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41. And bring good news to ev’ryone.

42. Don't forget to bring a camera.

43. To bring wonder, hope, and dreams.

44. Don't forget to bring insect repellant .

45. Bring the newspaper to me, pronto!

46. I'll bring you right to it.

47. Tell them to bring their checkbooks.

48. Just bring him to the table.

49. Bring Jiang back here to me!

50. Bring the potatoes to a simmer.

51. We bring stories to the public.

52. The Society would pay others to bring prosecutions, or bring prosecutions on its own account.

53. 19 Then you need to bring someone on board who does. You want a person whose dream birthday gift is a calculator and a blank book of ledger paper.

54. Was the first to bring Crawfish racing to

55. This was to bring rapid modernisation to Bahrain.

56. Bring your own phone to Straight Talk

57. How to use Bring in a sentence.

58. Create definition is - to bring into existence

59. Tell Lance to bring in the ACU.

60. Bring your sword to the Kunryong court

61. Bring them around to the garage, guys.

62. We are determined to bring down inflation.

63. We need to bring up more troops.

64. Bear: to bring forth from the womb.

65. Bring me something to dry myself off.

66. To ignore this, would bring great misfortune.

67. Try to bring the baby's wind up.

68. Untie it and bring it to me.’

69. That you bring originality to classic moves?

70. Could you bring this flower to Kate?

71. You always bring it back to that.

72. Finally, he decided to bring in reinforcements.

73. The strikes are expected to bring chaos.

74. We need to bring up more tanks.

75. to bring out the worst in sb.

76. Earth is to bring human living space.

77. Activism by itself fails to bring salvation.

78. To him I will bring my plaint.

79. Assubjugate meaning (obsolete) To bring into subjection.

80. to bring the parameters (q, w¿0?)