I have not the gift of silence, and I am not a bad listener, yet I brought away next to nothing from dinner-parties where I had said and heard enough to fill out a magazine article.
We brought away little, I fear, except the grand effect of the dome as we looked up at it.
I brought away a very pretty but very small stone, for which I paid a large price.
And he knew that another of the pups was gone, and he said to the greyhound, and the woman standing there: "If she had remembered the way she was when she came to me, she would not have let the pup be brought away.
It would be a great grief to us," said Conn, "to be brought away into a strange country.
There was anger on him then, and he said to the woman: "If you had brought to mind the way you were when I let you in, and your hair hanging, you would not have let the pup be brought away from me.
When the afterbirth is brought away, a bandage should be passed round the body of the female, made of soft linen, twelve or fourteen inches wide.
By means of an instrument called the Cephalotribe, which crushes the head, the child may be brought away, unless very large, when the pelvis only measures two inches.
Whenever the child can be brought away by the natural passages, though it be piecemeal, it always is so brought, unless the danger to the mother be greater than by the cesarian operation, in which case that operation is resorted to.
There was a girl I heard of brought away among them--and there was the finest of eating to be had.
And there were people in it, and cradles and a woman in labour, and she helped her and the baby was born, and the woman told her it was only that night she was brought away.
It was at night he used to be brought away, and when they called him, go he should.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "brought away" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
