The Earls of Bedford, Pembroke, and Hertford maintained a sharp watch for a new favourite to bring before James, confident that a suitable man once found, the day of Somerset was over.
There were many things which they could so bring before Henry's mind as to excite his most deadly fear.
Bring before me the three ladies and the two bitches and the mendicants.
Bring before me this wicked slave who hath been the cause of the catastrophe; or, if thou bring him not, thou shalt be put to death in his stead.
Wezeer or King; and as he attentively regarded her he was surprised, and said to one of his pages, Bring before me that door-keeper.
These results are strikingly shown in the various subjects I have endeavoured to bring before you.
Coming to the results of communication, I have one subject to bring before you, and as it has shown to such a large extent the benefits of international communication, I trust a few words on it may not be out of place.
An absolutely faultless heroine, such as Consuelo, she seldom attempts to bring before us; an ideal hero; never.
We suspect no man who does not give ground for suspicion; we accuse no man who has not given ground for accusation; and we do not attempt to bring before a court of justice any charges which we shall not be able decisively to prove.
I am now to bring before you an account of what I think much the most serious part of the effects of his system of bribery, corruption, and peculation.
My Lords, the next scene that I am to bring before you is the positive proof of corruption in this transaction, in which I am sure you already see that corruption must exist.
The successive scenes in the Gypsy camp with Juan, with her father, and with the Gypsy girl Hinda, bring before us at once the intensity of her suffering and the depth of her steadfastness.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "bring before" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
